Newcastle High School - Yearbook (Newcastle, WY)

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Freshman Class 192 7 At our first meeting we elected our class officers: President-Nellie Thoeming. Vice President--William Howell. Q P Secretary and Treasurer-Lucille Black. D Mrs. Coles was chosen sponsor. We were duly initiated into the Freshmen mysteries by the Sophomores at a party given at the gymnasium. 'Here we discov- ered why they call us green. For our return party to the Soph- omores we gave a skating party and served lunch. What fun we had. The ice wasfine, the boys and girls full of excitement, the lunch fine, our appetites good. Mrs. Coles not having any skates missed out on part of the fun. We have had a pleasant year together taking it all in all, and now we begin looking forward to our Sophomore year. It rests with us whether we shall be a success or not. If we have a definite aim in view and each strive to reach this by begin- ning at the lowest rung in the ladder, we will reach our ideal. -N. A. T. -23-

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BASKETBALL -.-1-izg 4 The 1926-27 Basketball season was .the most successful ever Staged in Newcastle, from the financial viewpoint as well as other- wise. This is probably the first seasonthat the Athletic club has been able to make ends meet without difficulty. The citizens of Newcastle haveshown more interest and spirit and given more support to basketball this season than ever before and were equally rewarded by witnessing the defeat of Sheridan by the Dogies for the first time in the history of the N. H. S. and many other fast and close games. You basketball fans may 'not realize it but your moral support means a whole lot to the defend- ers of the Orange and the Black, so let's make next season an even more successful season than the one just about to finish. . We are sure that with your help the Dogies will take their ancient rivals the Camels fGilletteJ to the mat and their 1927-28 slogan will be The Camels' hide or Bust, they would have had it this year only two of the Dogles were unable to playso all we could do was give them a good run for their money, which we did. I The season started out with the usual inter-class games at which time season tickets were sold. The attendance was not very large at these games although it was better than last year. The result of these games were the same as last year, in that the Juni- ors were victorious in both the Boys and Girls games much to the displeasure of the Seniors. . The following was the season's lineup: Boys Harold Grieves-Captain and Center Paul Gaido-Forward Maynard Adam-Forward Keith Mead-Guard Seymour Snyder-Guard Subs-Jack Shepard, Hugh Johnson, Paul Bacon, and Harold Baldwin. i Girls Francis Mead-Captain and Guard Vivienne Mattinson-Guard and Center 125.-