Sedgwick High School - Red and White Yearbook (Sedgwick, KS)

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If If IJ A N II lV H I T If 9 .31 Sophomore Class Iftlfflllll rom, left to right s Pearl Brooks. Xvlllllll l'tz, Mary Howell, Meta Koch, Bessie Fzldley. Second row Y Chester Fudley, Dale Fry, Alice Jones, Lueile Brown, Miss Tzlyer tSponsorD, Vernevn Fleel-1, Fred Powell. Third row Fl'ed Fulton, Edwin Fry, Max Cohle, Orville VVright, Kenneth llunter. Alvin Howell. Our class was represented on the foolhall teznn by Dale Fry. Orville VVright and Fred Powell. Fred Fulton represented the class on the truck teznn. Verneva Fleek llltllltx the debate teanl as a result of her efforts during her two years high school work. ln the choruses our class was well represented and three of the leading characters of tl1e operetta were sophomores. namely Meta Koch, Orville VVright and Fred Fulton. Onvn.i.l-: XVnuni'r Misrx Kocn A1.u:ic .IoNi-is PI'f'Sl'dl'llf V i Ce -I,l'f'S1'd ent Seczvftczry

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8 If If D A N D TV H I T If an-qv The Junior Class Bolton! row, left to right Mildred Coble. Doris Hayden, Florenee Davis, Lottie Bush, Dorothy Gleason, .losepliine Knight, Irene Board. Seeoml row'-sCl1ristell Black, lierdine Rice, Agness Metiabe, Miss Votli tSponsorJ, Emily Lake, Anna Doane. Tlzirrl row liugene Cadwell. Paul Pollard, Edward Morast, Frank Finch, Jesse Kellogg, Kenneth Lewis. Follrllz row ssss Delbert Fleek, Dale llolman, llenry llayden. XValter Koeli. Seven of the football team are members of the Junior elass. Paul Pollard, ttiaptainjg Delbert Fleek, Dale Holman, Frank FlIlCll, llenry Hayden, .Iesse Kellogg and Vfalter Koeh made up an important part ot' the maelline. 'l'l1ey also did good work in track. Florenee Davis and Josephine Knight played on the basketball team. On the boy's team five of the class were used i11 nearly all the games. Mildred Coble represented the class on the debate team. 'l'lie Junior play Miss Somebody Else was very successfully given to a large audience. Because of the sickness of the sponsor, Miss Yoth, the eoaelling was divided between Miss Voth and Miss Tayer. Fil.-XNK FINCII Hif:Nm' ll-KYDEN Imixii liofxun PI'l'Sl'dl'Ilf Vie?-President Sf l'I'PfllI'y

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10 If If ll A N D ll' H I T Ii 'W Wfnmqw, - ,, U-if . ,x E FI'eSl'IIT1E1l'l Class liollom rom, lctt to right llcnrictta Mcrrill, Laura Sloan, Margarct Gadwcll. Gladys llickcrson, 'I'hclma Duncan, Upal Sloan, Nadcin Knight. Alicc Grcgg, 'l'hclma liruington. Gracc Kohy. Sccoml row .lolm Mc- Ginn, NVanda liackcr, Ruby Gavc, Evcrct Harpcr, Mr. Holsingcr tSpon- sorl, Alhcrt Sipcs, Naomi Burgc, Edna llowcll, Clabcrn Littlc, Arthur llowcll. Third row Ptobcrt Lynn, lVIcrlc Trowhridgc, liirt llood, Vic- tor Fulton, Ray Gavc, Harold Jacobson, Irmyl Coopcr. This is quitc likcly thc largcst class in history cntcring thc Scdg- wick High School and with thc numhcrs, talcnt, cnthusiasm, ctc., that is prcscnt wc hopc to makc it onc of thc most worth whilc classcs. Somc of thc things for which wc arc proud are as follows: Mcrlc Trowbridgc madc a rcgular placc on thc football team. Gracc Kohy won first honors in thc County Rcading- contcst. John lVlcGinn, .Mcrlc Trowbridge, Gladys Ilickcrson, liirt Ilood. Thclma Bruington and Laura Sloan wcrc thc first Frcshmcn of thc school to contcst with anothcr school in dchatc. Clahcrn Littlc, llcnrictta Morrill, Rohcrt Lynn and Gladys llickcrson madc up a largc part of thc High School Urchcstra. Ptohcrt Lynn ran thc milc in thc County Track mcct. Mr. Holsingcr as sponsor, hclpcd plan and carry out many social cvcuts, also coachcd thc Frcshmcn dchating tcam. VVhal a wondcrful school S. H. S. would hc, If all thc studcnts wcrc just likc XVIC. lxllCRl,li 'l1H0NVliHIDGl'I llixnoro .I,xc:onsoN .loux MCGINN Prcsidenf V1'C6?-Pl'6'Sl'CIPIlf Secretary