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42 f' .I 1, BLUE l. A 41.1-11 . 1, Junior Class History When the present Junior Class entered as Freshmen in the Fall of 1925, it was the largest Freshmen Class which had ever enrolled at Higginsville High School. It remained for us to prove ourselves as satisfactory in qual- ity as in quantity. Toward the middle of the year the class held its first meeting at which the following officers were elected: Clyde Adams, President g Evelyn Bur- gan, V ice-President 3 Ruth Gladish, Secretary, Albert Meinershagen, Treas- urerg Cieda Stratman, Historian. The upper classmen made us quite uncomfortable at times, but with such personnel as ours we could afford to be tolerant and let them have their fun. We soon became very interested in football, six of our men being on the squad. We were also fortunate in having girls out for basket ball. Then, too, we had some very talented musicians in our class, three of whom were in the High School Orchestra. In the Spring four members of our cgass entered the Declamatory Contest, and four entered the Oratorical ontest. Reassembling in the Fall of 1926 we were glad to remember that we were no longer insignificant Freshmen. Instead we had become soph- isticated Sophomores. Again we held our place in football, basket ball, oratory, and in the declamatory contests. In January 1927 the Sopho- mores gained distinction in the social world by giving a class party, which proved to be one of the best parties given during the year. But now J uniors! Juniors! Very dignified and sedate, we realize the duties and privileges of our class, and enthusiastically began to make plans for the year. Finding among the Juniors some unusual talent, we presented the play, Am I Intruding'! which was received with much praise. The Junior Class is also prominent in the fact that we have boys on the football team, girls on the basket ball team-and ........ well, fairest of the fair the Blue Bird Queen is a Junior. What more could one ask? There is an- other thing that looms upon our horizon, the J unior-Senior Banquet to bc given in the Spring. And thus in the bright days of May, our Junior life is ended to return nevermore. AILEEN BREIPOHL. 6,c,aAzZfC,ZffnJ1 GQ I CHQ-v.ufv,9'Yrv-'A-ov1,Q.4Af C 2 . .f I All 1 in-X, or .,.. 1 - -e - - ig , ' - -'f' - inc.. d4fof,c,lna-1!-01-' l729'... 7-6 Gy dfd-, . .124 Al
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