Simla High School - Tattler Yearbook (Simla, CO)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY With an enrollment of twenty seven the Freshman class of 1922 played a prominent part in the school year and did their best to uphold the banner of the Gold and Blue. Soon after school opened we elected the follow- ing class officers: Alice French, Pres., Una Shannon, Vice-Pres., Juanita Hefley, Sec'y.. Ellen Coleman, Treas., Glen Kimble, Reporter, and Mr. Thompson, Sponsor. Although Freshies two of our class earned letters, Harry Robbins, being on the football team, and Una Shannon on the Track Team. - When school opened in '23 sixteen of our number re- turned as sophomores. During the first week we elect- ed our class officers. In the third week of school we en- tertained the Freshmen with a weinie roast. On Hal- lowe'en night the Freshmen voyally entertained the Sophomores at the school house. .. The Sophomore boys organized a football team with Edd Murphy as Captain. We lost the first game to the Freshies 12-6. ln this game we were weak on defense but in the second game we won 12-6. Everyone was ealger to play off the tie so a third game was arranged. Tlie Freshies soon scored a. touchdown but in the second quarter the Sophomores scored a touchdown making the scores 6-6. At the end of the game the score was still 6 6 and the tie was never played off. Most of the Sophomores turned out for basketball. Juanita Hefley and Gwendolyn Theirfelder played on the second team. Homer Syme, Harold Moreland and Glen Kimble played on thethird team. Charley Ververs, Edd Murphy, Lloyd Kimble, John Sims and JamesSims played on the fourth. Elmer Tripp, Harold Moreland and Lloyd Kimble were in the Minstrel Show High Brown Breach of Promise Gwendolyn Thierfelder was in the play Tvl elve Old Maids. Although our number is not so large as it vias last year, we still have theenthusiasm and we hope to make a strong Junior class next year.

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