Flagler High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Flagler, CO)

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? U 'ff , . . .. ............., ' in l i li w l l ' 1 '11 , , l Lil is l ll li y it fr 1 l fl F CLUB The HF. Club was organized in November, 1926, with a mem- bership of twenty-one. ll f Anyone is eligible for membership who has made his letter in W one or more branches of athletics. The purpose of the club is three- pw P fold: first, to raise the standard of athletics in Flagler High Schoolg ll l second, to offer an incentive to the students of the high school to par- ticipate in athletics in order to become members of the clubg and, fl third, to set definite standards and regulations that must be followed il ll before athletes are given letters. ll The emblem of the club is a gold HF. pin. ig The charter members are: Ray Reynolds Gilbert Strange Elmer Kueker Joseph Shulda Ward Briggs Bruce Teter Kenneth Gammill The new members: Carl Lipford Earl Todd Lucille Thompson Lillian Phipps Alfred Dorsey Jack Reynolds Harold Sears Robert Portennier Howard Verhoeff :.3fYL- 49- ' 'wiirfp JE Arthur Cameron Bill Malbaff Teddy Rillahan Rolland Dorsey Clifford Farquhar Gilbert Bernard David Price William Jorgensen Lloyd Gaskill Neta Rees Bernadine Reavis Mildred Malbaff Elsie Weller Dorris Sloan Janie Howard Howard Yocum T 'T W :'i-V -i9 ? Richard Jorgensen Joe William Brown Ella Kliewer Alice Lord Leva Galer Frances Bernard Arthur Lake Lennie Esther Wold Veda June Rees Bessie Bales ' Max Groves Lynn Stager Dale Clark Weldon Todd Paul Collier Julia Howard e can-1 +V

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y Literary .Q QllUDS W , 'H lf fi 4, aff' ,J , . .- v,,- ,g WWAV. 1 A rl 'i Vi? ll' T e IN TERSCHOLASTIC LITERARY MEET I .The Eastern Colorado Interscholastic Literary Meet was held at , Arriba Saturday, April 27. Flagler High had ten contestants be- sides entrants in both boys and girls choruses. After winning the honors in the Literary for two straight years, we were somewhat disappointed not to bring home the cup this year, A. yet when the totals were announced, there was nothing to be ashamed of, for we were loser by only two points. Eleven schools were con- gf testing, and to win second place against extremely strong competition was an achievement of considerable merit. We are proud of the ' people who took part, whether they won or not. ll In spelling, the first event, Jeanette Price won a first, thus giving Flagler a good lead, but they were not able to keep it thruout the con- : test. I In the afternoon Oliver Nixon took a first with his violin solo, Minuet in G, by Beethoven. Next the girls' chorus took second v with the selection Song of the Morning. The boys' chorus placed 1 first with the song, Sailing 1 In the evening, Howard Westman took first with his piano solo, Poupee Valsantef' Mildred Koehler followed with a second in vocal ,Q by singing Indian Dawn. Ruth Jackson took third place with her it oration, The True American. Others representing Flagler were: Walter Reynolds, short 1, story, Jeanette Price, short story and violin solo 5 Richard Jorgen- sen, orationg Lucille Thompson, declamationg Gilbert Bernard, declamation. These failed to place because of such keen competition 1 and deserve much credit for they surely worked hard. 1 The total number of points made by Flagler, was 27, only two less 1 than the winner. Wt Y9 Wx l l ll l l, ll ll l l l l l ll l N ll ll il i ll l M l , 1, ll ll ll H l l ll l l iw l l l M ' RESULTS OF CONTEST Kit Ci-LrS0r1 .................................,.... ...... 4 'I Burlington -------.--,- ------.---'---A---.-----'- ,,-.'. 2 9 Seibert .................... ................................ 3 Flagler ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,., ,,....,.,,,...,,,........... 2 '7 FLAGLER WINNERS Arriba, ,,,,, s,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.. ,,.,..,,. 2 1 J eanette Price - Spelling ......,..,...... First ' Simla ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,, ....,.,,, 1 8 Oliver Nixon - Violin ...................,.. First Cheyenne Wells ,,,..,,,.,,...,.,.,,.,,,,........... 11 Girls' Chorus ..................,............... Second ,1 Limon ,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,.,.,..,,.,,,, ..........,,.,,........... 1 0 Boys' Chorus ..........,...,..................,...... First 1 Hugo ....,,,,,,.,..l..... .................................... 9 Howard Westman - Piano .....,.,,... First ,L Arapahoe ,,,,...........,.,.,,....... ......,,............ 7 Mildred Koehler - Vocal ............ Second 3' 5 Ruth Jackson - Oration ................ Third , Stratton .............,........ ......,..................... Q: ii' ll , , ,fww I- ' ,Y ,-1,17 475- ,,4,lg,r,z-agr,1f:,,ge::a-if-f f-'few : - dls-1-f-f ?a-r 7:11-

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T Harold Briggs Helen Baldwin v w affixing---a P Pzs J fxfefffef- zsasftffzzssfzfefaaaft1:15 tingle gage Q-age P :li i. ,T ,. Ql l iw .Q ll :lgl ll l my PEP CLUB The Pep Club was organized in the year '26-'27 and gl made a permanent organization. The first meeting of '28- ll '29 was held Monday, September 24. Miss Myler was Q elected spc-nsor. Later in the season Miss Strand was iii elected sponsor. J The colors of the Pep Club are orange and black. The T members are recognized by their caps and pennants. QF The club symbolizes the peppy members of the school. ROLL .. Ellamae Sutton Janette Teter Walter Reynolds Verland Reavis Lucille Thompson Florence Buck Marjorie Wilson Mildred Koehler Doris Koehler Florence Behen Julia Wanczyk Katherine Andre Cleo Probasco Howard Westman Robert Andre John Chris Straub Ray Dexter A nna Vassios Veda June Rees Dorris Sloan Lillian Phipps Lola James Ada Johnson Gladys Andre Oneta Dorsey Olivette Ellis Lenore Harker Tressie Vassios Irene Mosley Bethayne Page Ethel Todd Laura Heid Alice White Maxine Mosley 93525 155 'Qtr' ,Webb 'LZEZIEP-lf4 Wi WL---L ra . I 1 J' .xg- E.. li Li, TU ll Q4 ai, ,Mm rl fi i l W J 'W' di -gi, 2 6