Baxter High School - Oriole Yearbook (Baxter, IA)

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- ---1--------- T H E o RIO L E ----M-----1--'-'-fi-H-1 -'-I-+ How Members of Our Class Became F amous ERMA LONG - - WESLEY BISSETT - KENNETH PRICE IVIINNIE DORR - AILEEN BUTLER - ZONA HARDENBURGH DORIS HAMILTON - FLORENCE BACH - ETHEL STARR - - CHESTER PETERMEIER VICTORIA SINKLER JOE ALLAN - - HELEN STOCK HAROLD HOLTZ - GRACE LOUPEE DONALD PRICE Cartoons' - '4Cutc Remarks His Curls - Her Heiglithn - S-s-s-s-s-t Hurry Up Erma Her Sweet Nature - - Posing Spit Curlsi' Flirting', - Real Curls - Good Nature - '4Baskethall Love for Freshmen - - Well Joe Ideas', News, News everywhere and quarts and quarts of inkg But not a- friend will come around to help the Editor think? U Page I7

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0:41:mimicai01o1u1un1,4n1o1-unninc H E O R I O L E unzuzzlzninl 1 --n-'u1a'14v-uiwfq I .. 1. -. 1 . 1 . HAROLD HOLTZ KENNETH PRICE H n in U 'ABILLU HBlUlk!'J',, HOLTZ Fwmw' Basket Bull '24, '25 H 1 '24 President. '23 A071 OB F h n .25 Athletic Advisor '24 Mon oggs' res ma Cherry Blossom '24 . H d '24 A lzttle man may cast a great Sh.fldOIU.:, Agfo:0BnggS, Freshman .25 Orchestra '25 His mental equipment is 015 the highest typcf ETHEL STARR FLORENCE BACH MIKE? HNUVSEU CUm.Y B1zl.'ful Basket Bull '23 Glee Club '23, '25 Glue Club '23, '25 W'indxnills of Holland '23 XVindmil1s of Holland '23 Chefr1'Y 1310330111 '24 Cherry Blossom '24 Hoodoo '24 Aaron Boggs, Freshman '25 -311129 130855. FTHSIIIHHH. '25 rc estra '25 If Pfl-95 expelfielwe is. Uvllilllble, fl The charm of music slumbers in her soul, quantity vf mf0Vmfm0Tl '15 af IWWI- Till waked and kindled by her magic voice. Page 16

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- -f--- -----'--- -- -0- :T H E o R I o L E -H: : 2 2- 2 -: zu:--I----iz--M.. As we were four years ago. Class History Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Freshmen ! Freshmen! Freshmen ! W'hat's it all about? ? Well! that's just what we wanted to know when we were wel- comed into B. H. S. fby the stately Seniorsl one September morn in 1921. There were thirty of us and oh! what a frightened and down-hearted bunch. Our instructors were Mr. Howell, Miss Cochrane fPrincipalj, Miss Celly, and Miss Laughran. Mr. Howell was just new to the entire -assembly so I don't be- lieve that we were' any more afraid of him than anyone else. Several months after school had started Miss Henderson was hired as mu- sic teacher and basket-ball coach. During the year we were initiated and how we shuddered when we had to put our fingers into hot molten lead which we soon found to be nothing more than pure mercury. We struggled through Algebra and Ancient His- tory and in the spring to relieve our distressed minds we invited the Seniors to a picnic. fHow much they enjoyed it we cannot sayl. Page 18 The outlook the next fall was not so dark although our class had decreased in number. Miss Vlfilkinson occupied the position pre- viously held by Miss Celly. Miss Hender- son was our English teacher and before the year was over everyone knew how to make an attempt at writing themes, love letters, invi- tations, etc. Although most of us enjoyed an imaginary trip through Treasure Islandf, some despised it, and these found more en- joyment in the love affair, A rnidsummeris Night Dream. The boys carved out foot- stools and hook racks while the girls fed them candy which was made in Home Ee class. Early in the year we initiated the ufreshiesi' into the mysterious order of the 'lKnights of the Broomstickf' Several of the girls won their fame as basket ball players before the year was over. Our number was still smaller at the begin- ning of the Junior year, Vera Cushatt having moved to Woodward, Iowa, and Ethel Starr was attending school at Newton, bvut there were still sixteen. Our faculty line up for this year was Miss Kirk, Miss Boyd and Miss