Inman High School - Tiger Yearbook (Inman, NE)

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BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: F. Scholz, V. Hutton, J. Sawyer, D. Coventry, D. Coon, L. Kopejtka, B. Reimera, B. Smith M. Bohn, C. Krueger, S. Sparks, C. Geary, L. Coon, D. Farewell, Mn. Bright. R. Krueger, D. Farewell, I. Kopejtka, B. Colman, A. Couch, K. Conventry, E. Sobotka, J. Sample. BACK ROW: FRONT ROW: R. Tompkins, J. Scholz, D. Krueger, S. Watson, Miss Keyes. R. Hansen, H. Sobotka, B. Smith A. Kopejtka. B. Brittell, A. Sample, C. Reimers, W. Stamp, C. Cadwallnder, L. Tompkins, L. Morsbach. 17

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FRESI-IMAN CLASS In September 1948, twelve Freshmen enrolled in Inman High School. Norma Cullen left our ranks and we were then joined by Wilda Stamp, thus making six boys and six girls. This is the largest class in high school this year. At our first class meeting the following officers were elected: Joan Coventry, Presidentg Richard Bohn, Secretary and Treasurer Harold Nielsen, Student Council Member: Imogene Davis, News Reporter. Mr. Gray was chosen as sponsor. The Freshmen were very active in athletics. All of the girls were out for girls' athletics and the boys were out for baseball and basketball. Six girls and three boys belonged to Glee Club and Mixed Chorus. Imogene Davis and Joan Coventry were chosen by the Juniors to take part in the Junior Class Play The Bunco Man. The Freshman Initiation was held September l7, 1948. The Freshman boys and girls were dressed in different costumes representing people from the comic strips. Jokes and tricks were played on them in front of the student body. In preparation for the initiation they had to count all of the tombstones in the grave yard, all graduation pictures hanging on the assembly wall and all of the window panes in the school house. That evening a dance was put on for the Freshmen by the upper-classmen. Other dances fol- lowed. 16

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