Seneca High School - Tiger Yearbook (Seneca, KS)

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' V c f'1ff--R:7,f.- , 'r,xYLo1: s11U1:TLEiv1-' BAILEY vmcn ocusn ix, lflllilb nim- .7 ERMANE KlLL Il. CULLI NS, I3il'ur:lo1' STINIC S. H. S. ORCHESTRA Miss Ruth Collins, Director Misses Ethel Hart and Ivy Taylor .............. Charles Jerrnane ................ Lima Kill ...... Armcll Bailey .... Elmer Shurtleff .. Everett Price Asa Ford ..... Edward Ochse ......... Arthur Stine ..................................... First First Second Second Piano Violin Violin Violin Violin Cornet Cornet Flute Drums At the This year saw the first real interest displayed in a high school orchestra. first call nearly every one in the high school capable of handling an instrument, re- sponded. Mr. Mueller saw the worth of such an organization and secured the valu- able services of Miss Ruth Collins as Director. The efficiency of her work has been displayed in some of the excellent programs the orchestra has rendered during the latter part of the year. Their interpretation of difficult numbers is almost equal to that of professionals. .-2 i'vQa1:4la9 fe,-. A zu. si'.e.J.iL?!Sisii2fhv .

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WM R!.a,y s., '- ,. .. f fm, f l li. Illixlviclisux ,lulclmx lII'N'I' miss II.X'I'l'll lf.xIl:c'llll,lr LEAK uiillfl-'I'1'Hs l:l'1:uF:1: liI:l'NlClc ATHLETIC BOARD M1-, C, C, Fairchild ,, .......... Athletic Coach Mr. Paul Ross ..... ........... A thletic Coach Earl Henderson .. Captain Football fPres.j Fred Hunt ....,. .......... C aptain Baseball ' Manager Football Herbert Jordan .. ................... .. Captain Basketball Raymond Hatch .. ...... Captain Track Zella Bruner .... Captain Basketball Grace Griffiths ............ Secretary Emily Burger . . . . . . Non-Athletic Member Arthur Leak .....................,............ Manager Baseball Manager Track The Athletic Board was organized for the purpose of settling all matters pertaining to athletics. Heretofore this has been done by the various managers and captains in a haphazard manner. It was thought better to organize the captains and coaches into a. body who could treat these matters in a business like way. The experiences of the board this year have been very satisfactory and it is very probable that it will become a permenant organization. N fur--Q-v -rv. an A ' ' -

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f ' Q . . 'i' 717 ' 1 .IUIIILXN Slll'I'lI LEAK ll Xll'l' lilClI l4'l'I'IlS CULLINH DEBATE. The year of 1914 marked the entrance of Seneca High School into the field of debating. At the beginning of the year a class was organized for the purpose of giving instruction along the line of elementary argumentation. Later the high school became a member of the Kansas High School Debating League and XVEIS paired with Sabetha for a dual debate. The question assigned to this district was Resolved that the State of Kansas should adopt a Minimum Wage for Women Engaged in Industrial Occupations . Ethel Hart, Arthur Leak and Herbert Jordan, coached by Prof. Fairchild, upheld the Affirmative side of the question at home while the Negative team, composed of Grace Griffiths, Byron Collins and Otis Smith, under the direction of Prof. Ross, debated at Sabetha. Although our teams did exceptionally well, both debates resulted in a two to one decision for the oppo- nents. Defeat in the first attempt, however, has not discouraged Seneca High School ufd with experienced debators, the year 1915 will undoubtedly bring more success along' this particular line N ,...4...-......c..-t..,........,.n...A