Blair High School - Tattler Yearbook (Blair, NE)

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Wafsn. , 1 ff'-YN -3' ' I xxp , -'Ly' Qgr, ff agyf , Titres .f3i:.q,,.Jf,rff1 F T.xTr1.iri11t fffv' Ars-gud-fwaa xy Q-QNN-.5 'xs N:-as-oN.5fxww5 thirmielnxel. R. Petersen, ltrunibanprli, Goodwin, Marshall, Feer, Durlgeon. .le-sperson, Lindt-n, Sliroeder, Nolirenherg. Carmieliael, Spanton, Glasgowe. llixon, Moran, Jenkins, Stewart, llustason, Stevens, P. Christensen, M. Foley, M. Petersen, lfl. llnnsen, Slim-ts. lie-ek, Johns, Jaher, Engelke, xlRlll9l', I i-er, Madsen, J. Pe-tarsen, H. Hansen, Quinlan, f'ronst1'um, llovencliek, ll. Larsen Quinlan. H'wing'holm, Hopkins, Wfolff, llarron. lie-rtt-lsmi. Neinetz, Kolterinzln, IL Hansen, Frazier, C. Hanson, Most-, Iiaust-hihlt. lfl'Ul.Q'll, Paulsen. Kiefer. Mr'lVlanig'al, Rueling, Uarlson, lt. Hansen. tlustnson, Tyson, Sit-rt, Sublet, Halstead, Golden, tlmneron, Arnli-rsmi, Wt-ntwort.h. Poolvr, llvziles, lVilson, .ls-nsen. ll. Foley. NINTH GRADE The Freshman Class One day a Freshie brought an old 1921 Tattler to school, and as is the characteristic of Freshmen, we all had to have a look at it. While we were looking through it. we came across the History of the Freshman Class for that year. In it we found only a little change from the history of our class today. The class of 1921 had ninety-nine students enrolled, while we have only sixty-four. But though we may not have many students, We are represented in every Freshman activity. As with the 1921 class, we have several out for band, orchestra, and debate. Those in band or orchestra from the Freshman class this year are Mary Iane Petersen, Iacqueline Dixon, Emily lane Hansen, Evelyn Hopkins, Harold Madsen, Iulius Petersen, and Vernon Bertelsen. Mary Louise Moran is a high- ranking debater this year. The Freshman Class of 1921 said they had a difficult time with their algebra. Latin, and English, but said those taking home economics enjoyed. it. We don't have those troubles today because we have good teachers. We have smart people in our class this year, as well as a few who will flunk-but did you ever see a class that didn't? , . -.X xi ' ' 'V . l'9'Q 11- -'3'2 fx-GA-fits!! aflR! -l'v'N!.Jf g :'Nlbf' -!'.1 J2r xf NiS 4b1'NL3 'C Nr Twenty-Seven

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, -, 'T f , ld . X, ' t xxx -A , fad X n ,, , 'me . T fmrrtea 4 4 Q 4 0 ' Q ' 4 ' ' Q 4 ' s. fi' 'Si ll. Stricklett, Schultz, Hoot-lc, Gustin, Mattliiesen, King, fi, Munllorf, Van rleVente-r, Marshall, Norris, Casey. Sylvia, li. Mundorf, F. Johnson, llohannon, King, ll. Cliristensen, Jensen, Vinton, Carter, Mun- rlorf, linyeart Colgan. Miller, Hitt-hman, Erickson, IZ:u'tli-y, Johns, Harrison, Sorensen, Pate, ll. Strieklett, M. Strick- lett, Vase-y, Reeves, Gnstin. Uuirlsen, Fairchild, Lund, I. Hansen, XVehc-r, Rose-nhniini, XValters, N. Nelson, Johnson, Alllen, Krugh, Murtlot-li, Paulsen. Slierinun, lslmmerly. llneklin, lluthnmnn, Stanley, Beatty, Olsen, liner, Allen, Frnin, Hemphill, NVilkins, Lzulwigg fi'0l'4'llSUIl, Pounrls, ll2llISl'lllll'll, NN'z1rricli. EIGHTH GRADE imior High Activities Iunior High events were begun early in September with the election of ninth grade officers. The next event was the initiation of the Freshmen by the Seniors. Games were played, followed by a snake dance through the business section, in which every Freshie received his share of paddling. A Dramatic Club was the first Iunior High Club to be organized during the school year. lt was begun by Miss Hutchins, the Iunior High English teacher. This club sponsored a play given by the Misner Players. The Girl Reserves was re-organized in the fall, sponsored by Miss Willmore, Miss Eberhardt, Miss Van Dyke, and Miss McGill. The annual candle-lighting service of the club was held at the Baptist Church early in the wiinter. At this time the old members received new members into the circle of light. The Girl Reserves have arranged a very attractive club room where they hold their meetings and social gatherings. A basketball team for the Iunior High boys was 'organized by Mr. Thomp- son. This team won its share of honors in the games scheduled. QQTT 1 - 9 Q 'T - 5 ' 2 Twenty-Eight