Floydada High School - Hesper Yearbook (Floydada, TX)

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QW?-ef. S if 24 . ,.... emmumi ,...,,. .,....,....... . .,.., ,...,....,,,,. -M ...., , ...... , .....,. , ,.., S ,... . ..,, ,,,. ........., . ........ HISTORY or CLASS or '24 Our first thought, when enrolled as Fershmen in l920, was that we had reached that long worked for goal, High School. But after enjoying this sensation a few days, we had a second thought which was somewhat of a shock-it was! Now that we are in High School, we can't stay here for ever: how shall we ever get out? The only answer was to graduate, and toward that we have been working ever since. Va- rious methods have been tried but we will say, for the benefit of classes coming after us that hard study is the only one which ever has rewarded us with any progress. As Freshmen, the class had an enrollment of forty-five members. It was divided into two classes. the Freshman Science and the Freshman Language. The class se- lected as colors, those of the rainbow: as flowers, sweet peas: and as a motto, Follow the Gleamf' The Science Class was entertained with a picnic on the canyon and the Language Class was entertained with a party at the home of Mabel Willis, also one at the home of Hazel Felton. In its Sophomore year the Class had forty members. The officers chosen by the Science Class were: ' President-G. V. SLAUGHTER Vice-President-Rsvrs GILBERT Secretary-FLORENCE. NELSON Those chosen by the Language Class were: President-KEN-NETH HENRY Vice-President-Mxmam O1.soN Secretary-MABEL W1LLrs ' Joyce Hopkins represented, the Class on t.he annual staff. The Language Class was entertained with a party at the home of Mabel Willis and a picnic on the canyon. The Science Class was entertained with a party at the home of Mozelle Viles. There were forty-five members in the class in the Junior year. The following of- ficers were elected: 1' R ' ' - ' ' V rs Nt'-L - ' A . Q ' - - ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' Q ' ' -' I' - ' L f 'h . ' .' .' .' Twenty-Five

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1 'KS Ki? K 4 f 'f 'k f 'K'Q'f.fffff..,Qff'fffffff'QfsflfffQf.Q.f.Q.Qf..'f'ff'f' .A fi''f fff'fQQIQfff'f ', 1ff'f'QQ1QQ11Qfff'ffQ'f I President-G. V. SLAUGH'liER '. ' Vice-President--MACYL BURKE Y 1 Secretary-LENA STEPHENS , The class followed the custom of other Junior Classes in publishing the third vol- ume of the Tatler , which was done very successfully throughout the year. The mem- bers of the staff were: A ' Editor-in-Chief-REvls GILBERT Business Manager-MARK DUNCAN Secretary-jEssrE DUNCAN Se6retary+BoNNER BAKER Athletic-Editor-MAuRxcE BURKE - Literary Editor-JOYCE HOPKINS Society EJii0Ti-FLORENCE NELsoN , The Class congratulated itself on its junior-Senior send-off which was in the form of a motor-picnic.' Y ' ' ' The Senior Class of '24, the largest inthe history of the school, had fifty mem- bers. The following officers were chosen: ., f , - President-REv1s GILBERT 1 Vice President-MABEL WILLIS' Secretary-LENA STEPHENS ' ' 1 The class decided to publish the third volume of the l'lesper andl the following staff was chosen: ' 1 ' Editor-in-Chief-REvls GILBERT 1 Business Manager-MARK DUNCAN A 3 Literary Editor-ORA Scoccm 1 Athletic Editor-LEONARD HOLMES l Art Edifdf--FLORENCE NELSON 1 Cartoon Editor-MACYL BURKE - Society Editor-LENA STEPHENS 1 A very busy year was spent in publishing ,the Annual and becoming eligible for diplomas. The Class helpedlput on the play, The Elopement of Ellen , for the benefit of the high school. The play, Out of Coui't'7, was put on by the class as the regular Senior play., The Class was very pleasantly entertained by the Juniors. It also was entertained with a l-lallowe'en masquerade party. . And now, after four years of study and fun in the dear Old Flaydada High School, we have Followed the Gleamn to the end of this rainbow, our High School days. to find a pot of gold -our diplomas. t Geraldine Massie -- - A ..- - . 7 . ,'. s -V . -. L . .f,g. 'fly A . .V f Twenty-Six l