Blairstown High School - Comet Yearbook (Blairstown, MO)

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THE COMET THE COURSE OF B. H. S. With the three teachers, Welch, Abney, and Sutton at the helm, the boat, B, H. S., has been guided successfully through the following courses each day: Subject Citizenship Eng. Literature tAdv. Arithmetic 9fAdv. Algebra Typing English II El. Algebra Biology Geometry English I General Science Biology Lab. General Science Am. History Phy. Ed. La Glass Fr. Kr Soph. Jr. St Sr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Soph. Fr. NOON Jr. Kr Sr. Soph. Fr. Fr. 8: Soph. Jr. KL Sr. Fr. Sz Soph. Jr. Sz Sr. All H our First First Second Secon d Second-Third Third Fourth Fifth Fifth Fifth Sixth Sixth Seventh Seven th Eighth 4' Adv. Arithmetic was taught the first half and Adv. Algebra the latter half of the year, as both are half units. B. H. s. EE Beacher Abney Sutton Welch Welch Abney Sutton Abney Welch Abney Sutton Welch Welch Welch Sutton Abney Sutton PAGE 21 38

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PAGE 20 19 44 THE COMET SEN IORS E MAXON BROWN fP0fky Treasurer Gomer '36-'38 Spelling Team Business Manager Qometarium '37-'38 Business Manager Gomer '37-'38 Vice President Conservation Club '37-'38 Constant Ripple: Now imagine that? Favorite Channel: Having a good time. Dramatic Club '34-'37 Basketball '34-'38 Vice President Senior Class '37-'38 Debate '36-'37 Sports Editor Qomecanum '35-'37 Speech Club '34-'38 Carrier Gomerarium '36-'37 Softball '35-'38 Winner County Oration Contest for Boys '35g'3g58 73 -7 T Here's a 'real fellow no one will ever forget. MILDRED IENKINS ?b'Ciclgey Valedictorian Track '34-'38 Play Day '35-'38 P President Pep Club '37-'38 Miss B. H. S. '36-'37 Drill-leader Pep Club '37-'38 Basketball '35-'36 Feature Editor Gomerarmm '35-'38 News Editor Gometanum '35- 38 Pep Club'34-'38 Literary Editor Gomer '36-'38 Speech Club '35-'38 Secretary Senior Class '37-'38 Reporter Conservation Club '37-'38 Winner County Biology Contest '37-'38 Winner County English Literature Contest '37-'38 Constant Ripple: Oh, my gracious! Favorite Channel: Making E's. Silence does not indicate a lack of wisdom. GILBERT FARNSWORTI-I fBurk Basketball '34-'38 V Track '35-'37 Conservation Club '37-'38 Softball '35-'37 Constant Ripple: Shoot. Favorite Channel: Playing innocent. Innocence is like polished armour, it adorns and defends. gg- tx ' -- - '-'T-- T--' W-

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THE COMET JUNIOR CLASS Raymond Newman . . President Dolly Todd . . . Vice President Wilma Neihardt . . Secretary and Treasurer Mary Elizabeth Wise . . Sergeant-at-arms Flower . . Oriental Poppy Colors .... Black and Red Motto: fDig. WE SIGHT THE OCEAN Let us pretend that our high-school education is a river and we are the sailboats that sail that river. Maybe in some classes we sail smoothly with the wind, and in others a storm descends causing our sailboat to appear as a blur before the eyes. This calm may in reality be a forerunner of much smoother sailing in the future. We, the members of the junior class, have sailed through storm and calm for three years. At the beginning of our travels our sailboat was last in number, but through constant effort we brought our boat next to the leading one. Even now we can see the leading boat fade into the distance and our sailboat take the place at the head of the procession. When freshmen, our class was ten in number, but it has gradually drifted away until at the beginning of this year there were only four of the original members. During the year Dolly Todd dropped school and was later married. Helen Woods, Who came from Garden City, entered the junior class making the present class consist of four members. It is from the depths of our hearts that we thank the teachers of the past and present, who have guided us toward the ocean which we intend to reach next year. mm - it B. H..S. 1 9 E5