Herington High School - Rocket Yearbook (Herington, KS)

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fin Oni, JUNIOR BOYS Top Row, left to right-Verle Bowers, Merle Godfrey, Harry Johnson, Paul Horan, Ewalt Rindt. Second Row, left to right-Harry Anderson, Maurice Brown, Bud Smith, Roger Fischer, Harold Olohoff. Third Row, left to right-Virgil Emmel, Steven Carr, Ralph Jones, Ray Jensen, Donald Cosley. Koons for president. The other class officers were Maurice Brown, Virgil Emmel and Ralph Jones. They again lost a few of their old classmates, but several new members filled their places, making fifty-nine in the class. A Junior, Ralph Jones, was elected football captain and five other boys filled places on the first team, others took places in the Glee Clubs, debate teams and basketball teams. We are looking forward to our Senior year and hope to fulfill the ex- pectation of being the best class to finish Herington High School. Now that we are Juniors, we are here to get our fillg We can cut all sorts of capers, and be happy still. We love and pet our teachers till our grades go way up high, And we seldom get a scolding for the things we do on the slyg We can out talk any lawyer, if you let us have our say, Oh! let me be a Junior and be happy all the day. E,mm'mmm mrrmvzzzim'mF

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zz. JUNIOR GIRLS Top Row, left to right-Ella Fleming, Nina Koehler, Mary Unfried, Betty Carter, Dorothy Harned, Miss Brown, Mildred Ruhl, Paula Koepke, Vera Waylan, Helen Welch. Second Row, left to right-Irene Bogart, Mildred McCully, Edna Taylor, Helen Wilson, Doris Comstock, Alma Haggard, Evelyn Czarnowsky, Isla Harmon, Frances Pagenkopf, Helen Elliot. Third Row, left to right-Geneva Stewart, Martha Koons, Rose Hood, Helen Smith, Iona Rohrman, Marion Dove, Lilia Ludolph, Marjorie Allen, Florence Brown. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of l925, seventy-four innocent, but not green, boys and girls entered the Freshman Class. Their sponsors were Miss I-Ienry and Miss Trechsel. They chose for their class leaders: Mildred Ruhl, presidentg Pansy Werner, secretaryg Mary Frances Unfried, treasurerg and Mildred Ruhl, stu- dent council representative. During the course of the year, which could be considered uneventful, they had charge of two chapel programs and gave a party. As Sophomores, the road became harder to travel and several dropped from the race, leaving thirty-four girls and twenty-nine boys. Their sponsors this year were Miss Brown and Miss Snyderg the class officers were Emery Boelling, president: Ralph Jones, vice-president: Stephen Carr, treasurerg Roger Fisher, secretary and Maurice Brown, student council representative. The Sophomore party was given the Saturday preceding I-Iallowe'en, and was considered a success. They entered the Junior Class ready for hard work, choosing Martha Lmmmmmm mzzJlmmm'7zE-I

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fin Oni, Sophomorcs Top Row, left to right-Elna Ream, Dean Hawkins, Fred Krause, Harold Chalker, Maurice Hylton, Ernest Hurst, Kenneth Bellinger, Walter Kroening, Iola Bogart, Fawn Lewis, Garnell Boller. Second Row, left to right-Laurene Winters, Rachel Krieger, Emily Ramsey, Viva Krause, Artie Mae Kuykendall, Fern Wilson, Winona McRae, Helen Harper, Isabel Baxter, Dorothy Jean Stiles, Eleanor Lueker. Third Row, left to right!-Miss Eldred, tsponsorl, Dorothy Conrey, Frieda Jackson, Ruth Marie Douglas, Verda Daetwiler, Leota Koegeboehn, Mildred Howard, Agnes Gaffney, Rose Mary Buckman, Mary Catherine Connolly. Fourth Row, left to rightf-Ernest Krause, Wendall Morris, Elbert Allenbaugh, Gerald Smith, Leo Koons, Walter Diepenbrock, Kenneth Hoffman, Buford Criswell. Class Officers-President, Winona McRae. Vice-president, Kenneth Bellinger. Secretary and treasurer, Agnes Gaffney. LlHZlDlZD1AEH1D'sZHZDQUD mDUZYDEZ7ZJUm-E