Newcastle High School - Yearbook (Newcastle, WY)

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Page twenty-eight -THE JUNIOR CLASS oFi'27 S The class officers are: Coach Edward Hoel, Sponsorg Frank Martin, President 5 June Frazine, Secretary and Treasurer. Although the Junior class is the smallest class in school they have held their own in the school activities. The Seniors were a little too much for them but they have succeeded in holding the other classes. In Athletics the Juniors can boast of having three members on the football team who gave their best for the N. H. S. squad. In basketball they placed one man on the first team and two others as subs. In the class tournament the boys succeedechin defeating the Freshmen and Sophomores and played the championship game with Seniors, but were unable to defeat them in a hard fought game. The Junior girls were not quite as successful being compelled to take third place, by the fast Sophomore squad. 0f the four sent to Laramie for academics the Junior class CContinued on page fifty-twoj 6

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Page thirty n SOPHOMORE CLASS T n .T .. The Sophomore Classmet for the first time on the tenth of September. Much to the satisfaction of everyone Mr. Sabin was appointed sponsor. At this meeting thegfollowing officers were elected: President: Parm Pickleg -Vice-President: Ralph Bald- wing Treasurer: Elizabeth Gaidog Secretary: Leonard Hays. . As a Class we pride ourselves not only upon our athletic achievements but upon our mental prowess as Well. While as yet none of us have developed into an intellectual what-not, some of us have made ourselves eminently conspicuous with members of the faculty on account of undue exercise of the intricate mechanism of their fertile brains. I Our social activities have consisted of four parties. The first was on the occasion when We initiated the best collection of raw unsophisticated greeness that ever sought admission to this or any other institution of higher learning, namelyjthe Freshman Class. The next in line was a party, given for the entire high school. It was what might be termed a success. Our next was a coasting partyg it was a freezeout. Everyone left early. The last and CContinued on page fifty-onej 1 V