Falls City High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Falls City, NE)

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FOREWORD The purpose of this book is to stimulate individual interest in our Alma Mater, and to awaken a spirit of loyalty and devotion to her. which will burn, an unquenchable fire, in each one of her dutiful children. We believe that such a result will exist for we have earnestly tried to bring an individual interest for each, whether by having your picture or by representing your class in some interesting episode. To teachers and pupils we wish you God- speed. Orange and Black Annual Page Six r

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Page Eight THE FACULTY Miss Blanche Markland, teacher of History, is a grarluate of the Gregon, Mo., Il. S. and also of Park College, l'arkville, Mo. She taught two years at Castana, Iowa, before coming here. This is her third years' work in Falls City and she has been one of the greatest factors in the high school for arousing interest and enthn iasm. She was the girls' basket ball coach for two years and its success is largely clue to her enthusiasm and spirit. She has fulhlled the duty of sponsor to the class of ,I7 during their Soph. and Sr. years and they are more than pleased with her fidelity and practicability. She is truly a friend of all the school. Prof. llenjamin ll. Groves, Supt. of Falls City schools anfl one of the high school faculty, closes a very successful school year in Falis City. Previous to his coming here he was for two years superintend- ent of schools at Cambridge. Nebr., and the principal and teacher of mathematics of Franklin Academy at Franklin, Nebr. He is a graduate of Superior, Nebr., High School and the University of Nebraska. His clean cut sense of honor and justice. hi' vifrernus enthusiasm, his exact methods, and his general interest in the High School have been decided factors in its betterment throughout the schfiol year, .l'rof. C. A. lleaver. principal of our high school, to whom this book is dedicated, has been with us two years. lle came to our school from llroken llow, Nebr., where he served two years as teacher of science and athletic coach., He graduated from the Rel Oak, Iowa. high school in IQOO and from the University of Nebraska in IQIQ. Vklhile attending the University he taught one and one-half years in the physics department of the Temple high school and served as an assistant in tl1e Zoology department of the University for one year. Since he has been connected with the F. C. ll. S. he has done a great deal for the high school and all its activities. His instruction has been very beneficial, helpful and interestinff and his coaching has given us excellent athletic teams. He has instilled an endless supply of pep into the high school and all its activities. ' Nr. Fred Cummins, instructor in Mathematics, comes to us from Omaha, Nebr. He received a scholarship to the Armour Institute there and graduated after four years of efficient work. This is his first year of teaching and it has been unusually successful. He is a man who believes that perseverance will overcome every obstacle. Orange and Black Annual k A----7 l