Inman High School - Tiger Yearbook (Inman, NE)

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CLASS HISTORY In September 1937 Larry Hopkins, Georgella Sobotka, Leonard Sholes, and Tom Clark started the first of their twelve years in school. The following year the size of the class was larger with the entrance of Harlan Klapper. Louise Englehaupt, and Elza Kestenholtz. Miss McKee was their teacher for the first and second grades. In the third grade they were joined by Le Roy Bois. Their teacher that year was Miss I-Iydenrite. In the fourth grade they were joined by Dotty Moore, in the fifth by Dixie Livingston and Louise Englehaupt moved away. The size of the class was decreasing because of the loss of Harlan Klapper and Le Roy Bois. The teacher for these three years was Miss Liewer. In the seventh grade they lost Dixie Livingston. In the eighth grade they gained Mary Alice Davidson, and Elden Stevens. The teacher was Mr. Coon, They graduated from Inman Grade School in the spring of 1945. Their Freslunan year in high school they lost Elza Kestenholtz, Mary Alice Davidson, and Elden 'Stevens but gained Iris Cunningham and Barbara Brunckhorst. They had five teachers. They were Mr. Miller, Mrs. Alexander, Mr. Tomjack, Mrs. Parker, and Mr. R. L. Gray. During their Sophomore year they lost Iris Cunningham. The teachers for this year were Mr. Gray, Mr. Coon, and Mrs. George. Jean Baldwin joined the class in the Junior year to make the number seven. Teachers for this year: Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Gray, and Mrs. George. The Senior year Jean Baldwin moved away and Johnny Boham moved in. The teachers were Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Gray and Mr. Bright. 9

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SENIOR CLASS Seven Seniors enrolled in Inman High School. There were four boys and three girls. On September 8, 1948 the Senior Class was organized. Officers were elected as follows: President. . . . . ..... . .......... '. Georgella soboum Secretary-Treasurer. . . . . . Barbara Brunckhorst Class Reporters. . . .... .Georgella Sobotka and Leonard Sholes Mr. Ralph Gray was chosen as class sponsor. Student Council members from the Senior Class are as follows: Senior Class Representatives ....... .... T om Clark and Georgella Sobotka G.A.A.. . . . . . Barbara Brunckhorst Boys Athletics ....... ...... ..... L e onard Sholes On September 27, the Senior Class met and decided their class colors would be Old Rose and Gold. The White Rose was chosen class flower: The class motto was Qui Non Proficet Deficit QWho does not advance, falls behind., On October 2, 1948 the Seniors had their pictures taken at O'Neil1. In December 1948 the Senior Class met and decided to change their class colors to Scarlet and White. The four boys of the class are active in sports. The three girls are active in extra-curricular activities. Two of the Senior girls are Pep Club Leaders. Some important Senior dates were the Class Play, Sneak Day, and Baccalaureate and Cornmencement. 8

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF '49 We, the Senior Class of the Inman High School, of Inman Nebraska, of the County of Holt, of the state of Nebraska, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. We, being in unsound mind, do bequeath the following to the Senior Class of 1950 and the present faculty. FIRST: Leonard wills his ability to keep his class ring to Le Roy Moore, his popularity with girls to the second Clark Gable, Don Lines: his ability to keep his finger nails short to Junior Sobotka: his flat feet to the Texas cowboy, Robert Gillogly, and his energy to Ray Luben. Johnny wills his curly hair to the women chaser, Raymond Sobotka: Marlene, to her old heart-throb, Junior Sobotka, if he can get her: and his amount of hair to Mr. Gray. SECOND: Dotty wills her girlish figure to the red head, Deritha Smith: her office job to Bob Gillogly, her ability to run, expecially from frogs, to the athletic champion, Marlene Gearyg her great amount of leisure time to Mrs. Gray: and her ability to blush to Ray Luben. Larry wills his ability to keep away from women to the shy little boy, Harlan Morsbach: his super-stupidity to Ray fspeedl Luben: his ability to make up stories to Raymond Sobotkag and his crew cut to Mr. Bright. THIRD: Georgella wills her ability with the opposite sex to Harlan Morsbach Kas if he needs itgj her temper and small feet to Don Lines. Tom wills Irnogene to anyone who can support her: his Camels to the Lucky Strike man, Harlan Morsbach: and his ability to get stuck to Bob Gillogly. Barbara wills her short haircut to Marlene Geary, and her ability to jump, and Gillogly, to Deritha. Barbara anT5e wHl their cheerleadership to Marlene and Deritha. FINALLY: The Senior Class will their changeable nature to the Senior Class oi 1950. Whereas we have here-unto set our seal this twentieth day of May in the year of our Lord 1949. QSignedl S enior s 1 0