Blair High School - Tattler Yearbook (Blair, NE)

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s ' , lf ,fi f XY -,riifft-L, XX -is ff Z . 1 'r-- C' C. fig ' , V , , f 'l t L' ii. , yy fvsf Ng -,fwfr-1,-14,4-1 X, s.af-4+-'QV-'--.xf xN'g: ks Q- A-.4vvx'xx'sQ, Voss, Ke-gh-i', Hhs, Slit-e-ts, A. Mumlorf, I.:ii'seii ll. Miller. M, Milli-i', XV:1l'd, Vain dv Va-iii:-V, M, Mimilorf, .Iuiil 01:44-ii, Morris, Moaits, Sti'ic'kh-ll, Swinuholiii, Pziulsi-ii The Sophomore Class CCont'cl ln athletics the Sophomore Class Was Well represented. The football, basket- ball, and track teams contained several boys. Those representing us were Victor Vig, Eugene Gollehon. Donald Bellows, Iohn White, and Gerald Iensen. Quite a few members of the class were members of either the band or orchestra. Many also joinccl the Glee Club, and took part in the High School Operetta and the Music Contest. lean Gilbertson, Betty Moats, and Iohn Biffar were this year elected into the Thirteen Club, high school pep organization. The school year was brought to a very successful climax with a picnic held this spring. With this picnic they brought to a close an active school year, and were well-satisfied with their accomplishments cluring the year. v V l-'Q-Q g H302 I -ff Z,f f' J 61 f'f'N4,f s': 'wf !1X4tf'xf!'Q,'s1xyx1vfvxv45-fx 'yfx-'wx 'sf .I s -gxaxsyk. 'I'we-my-'l'lirf-v