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

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ORANGE AND BLACK Freshman Class Roll 1? “3? Robert Preusse Genevieve Peterson Douglass Cornell Mable Wilson John Heins Harvey Whitaker Julia Wissinger Lester McDonald Evelyn Will Orville Ruegge Alberta Ernst Leon Richardson Gladys Vohl Merl Prior Lucille Crawford Alan Kirk Ruth Shephard Imo Morgan Hazel Hutchins Miss Herrick, Sponsor Helen James Frederick Burchard Margaret Forney Edgar Norton Grant Casey Anna Margaret Brecht, Secretary-Treasurer Leslie Arnold Celia Jane Lawrence John Wiltse Rosalie Linsley Mildred Knickerbocker Elizabeth Barton DeForrest Lewis Archibald Weaver Freda Fischer Rosetta Hahn Thoresia Boehmer Velma Inks Clara Eickoff Jacob Bertram Ella Steinbrink John Whitaker Sara Helen Simanton Frank Massey Margaret Baxter Freda Mosher Ervin Niemcyer George Reid, Vice-President Wilbert Zorn Cora Wall raff Dale Jones Gladys Gibson Arthur Miller Abbie Smith Clarence Nutter, Pi’esident Nellie Lee Brecht David Kottman Elma Wittwer Orville Morris Esther Mettz Albert Deckinger John Marmet Ruth McDonald Sadie Deuchler Helen Ruth Reneker Lorin Treusdail Harry Flowers Irene Kistner Morris Jones Harold Lippold Chloe Reynolds Robert Horrocks Helen Fisher Grant Whitford Madaline Butler Marvin Lane Lovelle Sconce Freshman Notes 3? 8? We began our High School course with about 80 members in our class on September (J, 1920. We were nothing but a green bunch of Freshmen, but lo; the past year hath wrought many changes. We soon became accustomed to our High School routine although we visited the wrong class rooms frequently. At our first class meeting we elected the following officers: Clarence Nutter, President; George Reid, Vice-President, and Anna Margaret Brecht, Secretary-Treasurer. We also chose Miss Herrick as our class sponsor. The Freshmen were represented on the football team by Wilbert Zorn, who did his share toward a successful season. Our first social gathering was the party given in our honor by the Sophomores. After that party we knew we were as verdant as we looked. We then felt that we had a claim to full fledged membership in the Falls City High School. In a sense of appreciation we gladly returned the Sophomore party. We hope they considered our efforts as successful as we did theirs. Although we had no representative on the first basketball team- we developed a team of our own in an effort to produce better material for the future first team squad. We feel now that we have successfully begun our High School work and we greatly appreciate the efforts of the Faculty in our behalf. We are decidedly thankful to our class advisor, Miss Herrick, for her faithful service. Paye Nine —G. W.

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