Osborne High School - Flight Yearbook (Osborne, KS)

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Back Row: C. Smith. O. Watson, J. Smith, Paxton, H. Darnell, Hahn, Ribeau, N. Mayers, Albrecht, V. Nonamaker, Shutts. Third Row: K. Kaser, D. Applegate, Waite, C. Scott, Hodgson, Thornburg, Ken- nedy, E. Grieve, Hughes, L. Johnson, G, Grieve, M. Reich, Mock, Hacker- ott, L. Vanfiundy, Kirk, Hollslander, Endicott, I, Walker, C. Arnoldy. Second Row: A. Friend, J. Doane, Becker, L. Slothower, M. Curtis, Hcrrimrton, Foincy, Gallagher, Selichnow, McLain, Neuschwanyrer, A. Anderson, L., B S l' UJC9, 119.912 Front Row: Bloomer, M. Taylor, Melton, Cordry, '35 If there were no freshmen, sophomores, and seniors, the juniors might be the best class in school. They are small but mighty-in some things. They are noted for bum class meetings and loud noises in the halls. Candy-selling and dice-rolling seem to be combined as their chief activity this year. However, if they keep trying, they may come out of it in the dignity of their senior year: that is, if they ever get to that notable position. The officers of the junior class were elected as follows: president, Beulah Kurtz, vice-president, Pat Paxtong secretary, Margaret Selich- nowg treasurer, Katherine Gallagherg and interclass committeeman, Cyrl Smith. Owing .to poor health Miss Kurtz was forced to withdraw from school and a new election was held. It resulted in some changes and the following people became officers of the class: President ........................ .... M argaret Selichnow Vice-president ................. Pat Paxton Secretary ............................. ........ I ladell Holtslander Treasurer ............................... .... K atherine Gallagher Inter-class committeeman ............................ Cyrl Smith These officers served all through the year as the class made no change at the half. The juniors chose as their sponsor, Miss Hodgson, and Mr. Kennedy and Miss Hughes were added to make their list com- plete. The class has as its motto: We have started and we will never fail. Their colors are old rose and silver, and suitably combined with them is their flower, the American beauty rose. The juniors have done admirably in living up to their motto in the past year and under the above leaders have progressed rapidly.

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TAYLOR, KATHERINE, College Prep. Give me solitude and a book lo study. G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretary 3: President 4: Glee Club 43 Ac- companist 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Octette 4 :Band 1, 3, 4: Librarian 23 G. A, A. 3, Class Secretary 2, 33 Treasurer 23 Up In the Air , Accompanist 3: Pickles cho. 4. SLOTHOWER, VIRGIL D., General I got this way from bein!! around Pat. Football 2, 3, 4 g Basketball 1, 3, 4 3 Track 3, 4 3 Glee Club 2, 4 5 Pickles cho. 4. SCHECKEL. ELDORA, Commercial' She has a sister to look after her. Volley ball 1: Basketball 13 G. R. 43 Fabiola 15 Glee Club 1. 2. KIRBY. CLARENCE, General I think 'Loraine' is a Pretty name. Hi-Y 33 High Ticle staff 4. TAYLOR, EDGAR, General How l can go for a freshman girl. Everybody's Crazy 4, Hi-Y 1, 3: Boxing 3, 4. BRITTAIN, EUGENE, General He who has lived obscurely and quietly has lived well. JEMISON, EUGENE, General Please' lend your little ears to my pleas-Boom boom boommmf' Football 2, 3 5 Basketball 2 1 Track 2, 3, 4 3 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 3 Pickles 4 3 Everybody's Crazy 4 3 Boxing 3, 4 3 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 3 Quartette 4 g Orchestra 3, il 3 Ship Ah0y cho. 2 5 Up ln the Air cho. 3 3 Mixed Chorus 3 WELLS, RUTH, Commercial Goopy Gear, she plays by ear. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2. 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Violin Quartette 2, 33 G. R. 1, 2, 3. 4: G. A. A. 3, 43 Sinkapators 2, 3: Up In the Air cho. 3: Pickles cho. 4. FREEBORN, ALVAN, General Home talcnfs not hot enougl1,,' I'll go to Downs to .strut my stuff. Basketball 13 Baseball 25 Track 3. 4. SMITH, RACHAEL, General You can't help but like her. G. R. 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2: Pep club 2. VOIGHT, RAYMOND, General Girls. ILGVZYS the answer to your prayer. MOCK. ARVIN, General In the brain of silent people lin.: the po-wer to achieve.

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Back Row: Green, C. Gray, Sarver, Muenster, GHHOIXHE, Don Miller, Kelly, ll. Kaser, Tindal, Adams. J. Shrader, Third Row: Henke, McDaneld, R. Shracler, Brent, Beistline, G. Brittain, Thomp- son, R. Anderson, Conn, Stansbexry, Ayers, B. Weigert. Dunlap, M, Mans, Co1'nwell, Vague, NV. Quenzer, Lawson, E. Woolley, Vaughn, Pottberg, Sea- man, D. Brown, Cram. Second Row: Erwin, Lorraine Kirby, Lotty Kirby, Barry, V. Boyd, J. Abrell, Hoafx- land, l. Taylor, Blide, E. Smith, J. Anderson, B. Mans, Peacock, Lockhart. Deeble, Front Row: Funck, Jackson, R. Connors, C. Connors, M. Couplancl, E, Arnoldy, R. Snyder, G. Watson, Denio, D. Sharp, Swander. '36 The inconspicuous sophomores!! Well, at least it seems that way at times. Yet when we stop to think we remember very well that there were two excellent chapels under the direction of this class. In them the members showed their talent. Sophomores are always hard to find anything about. You cannot razz them for being green like the freshmen, you cannot show them how far they are behind the seniors like the juniors are, and so they remain in the dark. But remember, the dark horse often wins! So when we seniors are gone, watch out for these sophomoresg they may show up big. The sophomores showed their thoughtfulness in their choosing of officers, which resulted as follows: President .............................. ....... D Wight Brown Vice-president .... Regena Hoagland Secretary ......... ..... ........ E a rl Woolley Treasurer ............................. ............ L ola Conn Inter-class committeeman ...................... Eugene Funck At the half the sophomores were the only class to change officers. The office of vice-president was given to another member of the class, David Tindal. The sponsors for the sophomore class were Mr. Erwin and Miss Deeble, the first of whom was chosen at the election. The colors of the sophomore class are black and orangeg its flow- er, the pansyg its motto, Nothing is gained without work. The sophom.ores are a class to be proud of and have shown that in their various activities during the year.