Melba High School - Butte Yearbook (Melba, ID)

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KMMMMME M M M M M M M M M M M M : s U C -I '-I H 3 M M M M M M M M M M M H MKKKHMM Freshman Class Roll 395 Fred Barr Earl OlseN A M Dollie DoRa1nus Dorls Reynolds M HelEn Anderson JuNe Pline 355 Pearl McElfreSh Edith Lane M Violet Hazen Arthur Thomason M M Mabel McMullen JOE Doramus M CArl Fredrickson Ellen Yoast Q MariaN Hixon MadeliNe Burton 5 bf Olell Dickman Frederich Hummer X M Gerald Layman Vera SW'ank M Donald P,Almer Alfrlfld Zeyer M Pearl Stephens WayNe Miller M M Gerald Schroeder Cecil MonTgomery M MarY McElfresh M Robert 0'Hara ' Fred Eberhard Edith Zeyer M M Carolyn Mlllspaugh M GeorGe Palmer M Ralpli McClintock M M Hat'l'ie Porter M Q Margretl-I RidingS Q MMMKKMMMMM KMMKMMMMMM Freshman C lass History CONTAC'.l'- K We were at last ready to learn the art of flying. On September 6, 1927, M thirty-five green, but ambitious cadets arrived on the field. We found in- M 335 structors and plenty of equipment waiting for us. At first we were amazed M at everything around us for this was far different from our eight years of M ground training. The older and more experienced cadets caused us some M M annoyance and confusion by their queer method of welcoming us to the field. M M Our detachment was soon organized. The squadron non-coms were: Squad- M ron commander, Wayne Miller, fpresidentjg cadet first sergeant, Earl Olsen M M ivice-presidentl and cadet supply sergeant, Mary McElfresh, fsecretary- K M treasurer.J K M After the first few flights we could see what lay ahead of us, but this M realization was not discouraging. Our goal was worth a hard struggle and we were having very good times along the way. M We were by now getting near the end of our first stage in flying. Ten of M M our cadets had left us, including our cadet supply sergeant tsecrearyl, M M Mary McElfresh. Her place was taken by Junie Pline. M Twenty-five cadets have survived the benzine board and all other dangers. M Although we are now only in the first stage of flying it will not be long before the course is finished. M MMM MI M M 2 IK IM MI MI IM IM Zi HI MI ESE ,M IM IK IK IM IM IK IM IM IM IM IM IM IM MI MI MI ki I-I N UI n.: