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

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ORANGE AND BLACK 1923 Junior Class History 'riic Junior Class has reached its present prominent position as the result of hard work. Our motto is, ‘lf the elevator to success isn’t running, take the stairs.” But there were no elevators for us. When we organized at the beginning of the year the following officers were elected: Grant Whitford, President; Lucille Crawford, vice president; Robert Horrocks, secretary and treasurer. W e feel that we have been especially favored by securing the services of Miss Holt as class sponsor. Her assistance and advice have made possible a successful year. When we presented our class program our originality was demonstrated by the presentation of a morality play written especially for us by our class sponsor, Miss Holt. We were well represented in athletics. Five Juniors made their letters in football: Wilbert Zorn, Cap’t., ’23. Harvey Whitaker, Harold Lippold, Clarence Nutter and Grant Whitford. Frank Massey and Lester McDonald also worked hard for the success of the team. Wilbert Zorn, Orville Morris, Murray Whitford and Grant Whitford represented the class on the basketball team. The Junior girls besides winning the girls inter-class basketball championship furnished four regular members of the girls team. They were Margaret Forney, Sara Helen Simanton, Lovelle Sconce and Fsther Mettz. Sara Helen Simanton and Fsther Mettz placed on the S. 1C Nebraska High School girls basketball team. We received our rings and pins early in February, and believe they are the best ones that have been selected for a number of years. Since next year will be our last year in Falls City High School we hope to make it our happiest and most prosperous year and we are looking forward to it with eagerness. R. H. ’24. Page eighteen