Cleburne High School - Big Blue Yearbook (Cleburne, KS)

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1 .I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 2 I I I I I I I I 110 I DLG-10 T ..'9 A' 'f fifir ffm 'gin , THE BIG BLUE 15 11 , ?,. in ,YY . 7 Wffm Y. 4. .7 711.71 1 .. , . ., 5 0 0 0 U I lb 1, l H I SENIOR CLASS WILL i 1' X u l We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and twenty-five, being of sound mind, , 11 1' 1 declare this to be our will and testament as we have no further use or need of out 1 H .. l valuable property. 1 1. l i First, to the Board of Education, we cast all our votes for a new high school l 0 building, we also thank them for their interest in the school during our four years in l 1' -- i high school. I .i ' i U ' Second, to the faculty, we grant the privilege of using us as an example for the 0 ' 1 under classmen, and we also leave them the memory of our many and Wonderful ' l W works. I 1' 1 1 Third, to the class of 1926, we leave our valuable note books, containing physics, 1 0 .. 1 history, and other subjects, you are getting plenty of information. , ,, Fifth, to the class of 1928, we give the privilege of initiating the next year's l ' 1 Freshmen. 1 1' 0 E We distribute our individual property to the following persons: ' 0 Ib , 0 'Ll I, Keith Anderson, bequeath my position as Business Manager to Lawrence M, 1 Johnson, in order that Lawrence will have something with which to occupy his time. H I, Goldie Bergsten, will my place as star forward to Leona Martinson. 1' . , 0 I, Margaret Bloomberg, will my typewriting ability to Helen Konigsmark. 0 1 H ' I, Harold Erickson, will my interest in Kozy Kottage to Wayne Bloomberg. W I . 0 , I, Hilder Forsberg, will my place as school clown to Virgual Lindbloom. i 0 1 l 1' l I, Will Hedlin, bequeath my musical giggle to Philip Budenbendcr. 1' l l 4 W I, Wilbur Johnson, bestow by superfiuous height to Marcus Bergstcn, so that in i i Marcus can take my place in basket ball. i U l 0 0 1 I, Walter Nelson, leave my best regards to all Freshman girls. 0 1' I, Ruth Nohlen, will may American History note book to Olive Felt. i 1' Y I, Wilhemina Osner, Will my appetite for crossword puzzles to Ramona Hawk- in ' inson. l 0 I l ni I, Emily Seaburg, bequeath my place in music to Esther R. Toburen. 0 l 1 Y I, Elizabeth Smerchek, will my privilege of writing letters in time of school to i 1' .. Q Pearl Samuelson. ' ,. l 1 I, Ralph Tibbetts, will my brains lost in studying physics to Bennie Netz, R A l . .. W I, Don Vilander, leave my interest in the girls Cespecially Sophomoresj to Nor- 1 U 1 man Lindbloom, l l Class of 1925. l 0 l H l .. l ., in 1 41 0 i 0 i if l 0 1'f5-4-M1111 me -A re an 51 1 1 1 : 1-: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-4 1 I'

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H-c ::::::::x ::::::::::x-o--0-:z::: 14 THE BIG BLUE CLASS HISTORY President .,...,,,.,S,H ---Harold Erickson Vice president ----...---.... Wilbur Johnson Secretary and treasurer ....---- Ruth Nohlen Class sponsor --..-....... Mr. E. G. Hueftle Class Colors: Green and Gold Flower: Yellow Rose Class Motto: Never be flat, sometimes be sharp, always be natural ut nov! Only the vainglorious enjoy the writing of their own epitaphs. It is indeed a difficult task to steer a straight course between the Scylla of conceit and the Charyb- dis of self-effacement in the writting of a Class History, particularly in the writing of il Senior History. If the history of the class of '25 of C. R. H. S. were to be Written by one not of its own number, the class would wish that the resume of its services and activities be full and fair, yet in no way boastful. It would wish that due mention be made of the remembered that to tell of musical, dramatical and social activities of the high school it has contributed its full quota both of individual talent and group support. As a whole the class of '25 has served according to the bes' of its collective ability. It has helped in the making of certain records which will stand out in the history of Cleburne High. Yet in the hearts of the members of our class there is no whispering voice of self-commendations but rather one of regret that the services have not been greater. We cherish the hope that each succeeding class may far surpass the achievements of 1925, that each year Cleburne High may be better served by her graduating' class. Last of all in parting, we pledge to C. R. H. S. love, honor in years to come promising that good and brave deeds outside the school rooms shall be done for the building up of a greater school. r 1 :Q-:: x 1

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- x 1 z x : : : : : J-c 9- ' f 1 e we e er +4 16 THE BIG BLUE 0 H . CLASS PROPHECY . c. R. H. s. cle--burns 0 l Goldie Bergsten ....,,,. Announcer ' ' Cleburne on the Blue. C. R. H. S. announcing. We are giving for your 0 I l approval a novelty program composed of celebrated artists, some whom perhaps you , ,, V do not know in their new profession, but which will bring back to your memory of ,, 0 . happy times in 1925. ,, l The first number on our program this evening will be a soprano solo by a dis- 0 tinguished and renowned artist. One who is widely known in several continents, hav- l 4 ing sung before the King of Sweden-Prof. Hillderick Wapiti Forsberg will sing, ' l Go Long Mule. I Stand by a moment for a telegram. ' nj We have a message from South America. Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Johnson and ,, W family. Mrs. Johnson nee Ruth Nohlen sends hearty greetings to members of Class ,, of '25 scattered over the world. , l Before the kiddies all get too sleepy we have a treat for them. Bill Hedlin will 0 1 now give us a 'tModern Bed Time Story. . Q Station C. R. H. S. Cleburne. l 0 The next number will be delayed a moment while we read a telegram from ' 1' -f' Elizabeth Smerchek, a former classmate convalescing from the wonderful cure of ff ., l Wasa Tusa. t'Congratulations, the program is coming in fine. 4 0 ' Honorable Don Quixote Vilander, Cleburne's famous banker speaking on What N Makes Budgets Budgc--Wife. 0 X You are listening to C. R. H. S. Cleburne. 0 H We have our old favorites with us tonight, the Johnson family orchestra con- 0 I ducted by Baby Peggy, F Mrs. Wilbur C. Johnson nee Margaret Bloomberg--- ---Pianist Mr. Johnson ------------- - ----------....---- -- ---- Oboe 0 Wilbur Jr. ------------------- - ----- ---- ---- T r ombone 4, H Little Xantipi ----------------------.- --------------- C ello H 4, The twins, Simpson and Suzanne' playing ..,.-.., Saxophone and Uke 1 5 ,, Cle-burne. 4, 1 Professor Ralph Two Bits will now speak on UComparison of Mentally Abnormal w ,, H Children in the School in 1925 vs. 1945f' U Stand by a moment. This is station C. R. H. S. Cleburne. I have a message from Miss Opal Choltilde Palmer of the Home of Old and De- 0 ' , crepet at Long Beach. Program coming in fine. Glad to hear old voices. ' H We will now hear from Prof. Walter Nelson. Owing to the unusual amount of ., , pep during his high school career, Mr. Nelson was encouraged to study Physical Train- l 0 U i and is now instructor at Stockdale and at this time will give us a few pointers on 0 I W pep. , It Miss Wilhentina Osner, who is now working hand in hand with the state wide H reformer, Lizzy Wooster, will now give us a short talk on School Reform. At this time we will have another number from the Johnson Orchestra. Cle-burne. C. R. H. S. ' 4 We have a message from President and Mrs. Harold Erickson fformerly Ramona W 4. J Hawkinsonj. lt is through the training and efforts of the teachers who so patient ' 0 1 ly helped me in my school education that I am now able to hold up the nation. I am X 4, U ' using all my influence that all the towns in the United States may have a good, modern high school building. ' This concludes our program for the evening. Station C. R. H. S. signing of at exactly 9:00 o,clock, May 15, 1925. ' sis-senx T' I l--I1-Ior- t Scntlor-1? A 4. Senior. 0 1 A Ae T 4 2 I I I 7-D Ott 3 310 A A xxx: 1 1 xxx: x x :,-L