Baxter High School - Oriole Yearbook (Baxter, IA)

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abmd GZ BACK HOW-A. Dormlllson., S. Gefzrhart, J. Logsdon, I. Dodd, W. Balcs, M. Grant, M. Curyegr, H. Wzzsltier, C. Coelfe, L. Deppe, L. Berry, H. Gibson, C. Sclborg, I. Noah. ' FRONT ROW-A. Floyd, L. Troxel, L. Hamilton, F, Butler, L. Hnrdenburg, W. Soak, R. Brock, J. Jones, W. Flora, N. Sclzweine- bart, .l. Stock. - 1 A F , - CLASS OFFICERS ' LELAND TROXEL ----- Presidenz FRED BUTLER - V - Viok: President . LEONARD HAMILTON - - - Secretary-Treasurer LOREN HARDENBURGH - - - - Athletic Advisor . . Colors+Red and Corn ' We're only jershmen now But Seniors some day, hope lo be, And somehow we'll come out on top Wait and see. Q :eo Q ! ! Q a or L H H HTOIHO uc 11 11 11 ni 11 4 uiuini nu! 0:4

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p:n1nxn-po1-,101-txnamni-1: wasoqnmm T II E R I O IJ E mvgtxtzoinqsnan xuiexmzucsusooo Page 28 F reshmen When they say, He,s a l reshman, Wlzat do they mean? Do they mean. he's green like fresh -vegetables Or that he's easily seen. Like one, who in class forgets-multiplicatiou tables. Don't you know? Well after youfve gone to High School four years Anti ufatchetl three new groups come in You 'toonft waste much time asking about the little zlears. l beg your pardon., some of thfem may be your kin. You. see l'm: just taking them as a group. Of course true to nature there are several kin-zls, Dumb ones, wise ones onli those who think they are. The flunzb ones are quite the nicest, they do know Whose business to mind. The really wise are very few. While Class Ntunber Three comprises rt goodly loarl for the largest box car. As a flefinition for Hfreshnienl' take this A group of young awkward lassies and swwins To whom titterinlg anrl giggling are prefect bliss, Anrl who holds the itlen that a fliooer to travel unrlauntetl by rains Will ufin for them ri most popular place. But stay! we have a wortl of consolation For these poor unfortunates, Some :lazy they'll riiscarll the th-ings of which we rnalre larnerztation Anal become Seniors ranlcing high in. erlacatian. FRESI-IMAN'S PRAYER Now I lay me flown to sleep, Dear Lord my sins in secret keep, Help me to hide my little sins, Like sticlfin' other lcitls with pins Anil chewin.' gum. and other things teachers ll0l1-,l like. If l shoulrl flie before I wake l'1l like to have a piece of cake, before l go. -AMEN.

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Q ------ --1--1- -1-f-A--M TH E o R 1 o L E ---'-------'-- -' Page 50 Miss Cherry Blossom The presentation of L'Miss Cherry Blossom under the direction of Miss Pearl Boyd, and supported by the Boys and Girls of Baxter High School proved to be a big success. All those taking part did splendidly. The scene of the Operetta is laid in Japan. Appropriate costumes and stage settings were successfully used to typify that country. CAST OF CHARACTERS CHERRY BLOSSOM ------ KO'KOMO - - - JOHN HENRY SMITH HENRY FOSTER JONES - HORACE WORTHINGTON - WESLEY Bxsssrr JAMES YOUNG - - - MAUDE Locsooiv IIERIBERT WAS'FIER CLYDE Wn.soN Cmn. CARPENTER KENNETH PRICE DONALD Pines Toco .-.---- . CHORUS. GEISHA GIRLS. AMERICAN GIRLS. SYNOPSIS Miss Evelyn Barnes, an American girl, horn in Japan, and whose parents died of fever, is brought up as a Japanese maiden. Her father's Secretary uses her property for his own ends. When Evelyn, who is known as Cherry Blossom is about eighteen, Worthingtonf the Secretaryl returns to Japan on his yacht with a party of American friends. One of them John Henry Smith, falls in love with Cherry and wishes to marry her, but Kokomo who has brought her up as his own daughter, wants her to marry Togo, a rich politician. The action of the ploy centers around ack's efforts to outwit Togo and Kokomo. Eventually Cherry learns her true identity. comes into her own property, marries Jack and all ends happily.