Seward High School - Sewardonian Yearbook (Seward, NE)

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lll0lll Class of '28 On the eventful day of September, 1924, fifty-one brave but nervous comrades trudged up to the grim and forbidding castle that was to be their home for four long years. With sinking hearts, they passed through the ordeal of registration. Each of them received a slip, on which were strange heiroglyphics. These they deciphered with Miss Meyer's assistance. But, strange to tell, these same timid Freshmen are now the self-assertive, aggressive Class of '28, with a smooth-running organization made possible by the aid of their sponsor, Miss Meyer. The Class chose as officers: President ..... . Irving Francis Vice-President .... . . Nease McGrew Secretary and .Treasurer . . Marthajane Woods The Class of '28 is not an exceptional class, nor a collection of budding geniuses, but just the usual group of healthy, active and ambitious Freshmen. This Class acquitted itself very creditably in both physical and mental pursuits. In all the branches of athletics they have shown some proficiency. They gave their best effort which resulted in a basketball team and a number of boys taking part in foot- ball. The girls ranked high in gymnasium. This Freshmen Class was honored with the second prize in the football poster con- test, in which the entire school was included. They lived up to their reputation in Glee Club and also in Y. W. C. A. work, for over three-fourths of the girls joined. This is a privilege just given to the Freshmen girls of '24 and '25. They have shown their appreciation by joining and making this a real Y. W. C. A. year. Many of the Freshmen boys belong to the Hi-Y . One more event to be remembered of which this entire Class is proud, is the nam- ing of the 1925 Annual the Sewardonian of the Seward High School. This name was suggested by Robert Schick of the Freshmen Class. This Class has not made such remarkable records, but it has given its best efforts and shown a good spirit. By- Marjory Weaver and Ruth Kroeger. ltk H1 it M .HZGHDDZW M if ,H 15? PAGE Tmarv sEvEN

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