Seneca High School - Tiger Yearbook (Seneca, KS)

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TRACK , For the first time in many years Seneca will participate in track athletics. We are especially fortunate in having an experienced coach this year and anticipate winning the championship of Nemaha County again. Some probable material is listed below: Dash-Hatch, Edward Ochse, Carpenter. Middle Distance-Hunt, Jordan, Coles, Dennen, Collins, Henderson. Long Distances-E. Henderson, Asa Ford, Allen. Shot-K. Ford, Hatch, Gage. Field Events-Dennen, Jordan, J. Crandall. May 14th is the date set for a Nemaha County Track Meet at the Fair Grounds. It is thought that nearly every school of consequence in the county will be represented, in at least some of the events. 5 , , new , 4 . , ,,,szf,e , W .,',:,:'.Ji'ffM Zi a W . r . -, 2.5 . ' . ' . ,' ...Q-1.f..i,.:? vw we - - 2 Y

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BASE BALL Owing to the necessity of publishing The Tiger before th end of the school year, we are unable to give this section of athletics -a write up for the season of 1915. On the page opposite you will find the likeness of those who it is thought will become members of this yea1 s squad. We were unfortunate to lose two star players last year through graduation. Earl Taylor left a big gap in our pitching staff and the loss of Clayton Griffiths on short- stop position will be felt keenly. But from the prospects this early in the season we feel confident that we will have a squad capable of upholding the undefeated record sen by our base ball team last year. Following is our probable schedule for the season of 1915. Seneca at Axtell, April 9th. Seneca at Sabetha, April 16th. Goffs at Seneca, April 23rd. Axtell at Seneca, April 30th. Sabetha at Seneca, May 7th, 'Q -if P l :mm , - A , . , V M' f55Lv1cai1-wrwyfqi A V f ' f . f 2 . i'w'- ww 'fm . .vAE'2i,lE 1'f f ', fax:-I 1- f . A fr 1 -. 'ii ., '- ,:Q.,x . :w1. ' f, ' A , '- H1 w- H' .fw7'.fT 5f'f5?a' F, , ,- ,fgglg ,

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Sept. 7. A DIARY. Fall term opens. Three new instructors. F1'eshmen somewhat low ered in standard. Seniors play their part in looking dignified. Sept-. 8. Freshmen getting initiated. Sept. 9-10-11. Lots of rain. A wet time at the fair. Sept. 14. Plans 1-aid for annual high school reception. Sept. 15. Geometry getting puzzling and mysterious. Sept. 16. M1'. Ross' nerves getting steadier. Sept. 17. During fire drill Camera Fiends break perfectly good cameras in attempting to snap some Juniors. Sept. 19. Bachelor Club organized. Arthur Leak is living up to his vows, but the order forgot to forbid its members using endearing pet names. Sept. 21. Prin. Fairchild inflicts another Chapel exercise on the suffering student body. Sept. 22. Maude out for football practice. Sept 23. Some of the football boys got too familiar with Maude resulting in several scratched faces. Sept. 24. Seniors ask Frances Herold if they may visit her when she goes to Washington, D. C. Sept. 25. Hig'h School reception at A. O. U. W. hall. Beautifully decorated. Freshmen pennant resembles the class in color. Sept. 28. Fredrica's and Christine's trip 'to Post Office getting to be a daily occurrence. Sept. 29. Football practice getting heavier. Axtell next Friday, opens the season. Much speculation as to who will 'make it'. Sept. 30. SBlllO1'S discuss Annual and High School News, with Annual on the long end of the argument. Oct. 1. First visit of spirit to S. H. S. on account of first football game tomo1'row. Mr. Mueller notifies student body that no rooters will be allowed to accompany te am. Much regretting of the fact. l Oct. 2. Student body holds breath while waiting for score from Axtell. Much rejoicing at the Bulletin Board, when they read-Ai-:tell 6-Seneca 20. Oct. 3. News received that two football players visited 'Fayreland' last Friday night in a Cadillac. Oct. 6. A need of cheerleaders is felt. Bernice Nash and Agnes Japhet were elected by the Rooters Club. Oct . 7. Christine wants to know how to bluff the teachers. Mr. Ross getting nervous. He has to lead chapel tomorrow. Oct. 8. Oct, 9. Some 'pep'Y among the students. Goff is coming. Soaking rain couldnlt dampen the 'spirit'. Seneca 31-Goff 0. Oct. 12. Girls o1'der a1'm barifls. Cheerleaders lead chapel. Oct, 13, Senior class requested that Frances Herold will her vocal talent to the Freshmen. Qct. 14- The 'Pig-5' enjoy themselves at a weinie roast at Wempe's. Oct- 15. Miss Mal-,gelsdorf sings a solo in chapel while the students listen. Oct. 16. Nothing left of the Wetmore football team after our boys get through with them in chapel. I Oct. 17. Football team journeys to Wetmore. Gage:-fhavmg made a touch- uld onl see me now . First defeat for Wetmore on home grounds downj. If she co Y for four years Oct. 19. the football te Frank Winkler and Bernie Clowe a1'e hosts at an oyster supper for am. After which the boys were entertained by Albert Koelzer at the 'Peopl's' with views of the Wetmore game. Oct. 20. Oct. 21. Oct. 22. Helen Hoazzston pleases the high school with a solo in chapel. G1-ada 1,-anis for first six weeks given out. Orchestra organized. f.-L-'3 m., . A ,W H , L 1. H1 1 urs.