Simla High School - Tattler Yearbook (Simla, CO)

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FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY On the fourth day of September the Freshman class enrolled with a membership of twenty five. In a short while it had increased to thirty two, and now at the end of school it again numbers twenty five. The day following the opening of school, a class meet- ing was called by Mr. Gammill, and various officers were elected with Miss Fry as Sponsor. The Senior-Freshman reception held on the evening of September 14th, was an enjoyable occasion. Following this event several green ties were seen in the front of the assembly. On September 27th, the Sophomores delightfully en- tertained the Freshmen on a picnic near the Ze-ntz farm. Then the night before Hallowe'en the Freshmen in turn entertained the Sophomores with a Hallovve'en party at the school building. The Freshmen have taken consider ible part in school activities, Millard Renfro, Lyle McCutclian, and Jack Smith took part in the Minstrel show. Fern Virden was on the second team of girls' basket-ball. Several Fresh- men girls were in the Glee Club and nearly all the Freshmen took part in the Literary programs. A Football team was organized with Millard Renfro as Captain. Of the three games played with the Sopho- mores, we won the first, lost the second, and the third game ended in a tie. A basket-ball team was organized with Henry Ren- nett as Captain. The other members were: Millard Ren- fro. Lee Reeves, Walter Leyerle, Robert Magruder, and Robert Foushee. One game was played with Alta Vista Freshmen, which wasa victory for Alta Vista. The one event that saddened the otherwise happy year, was the accidental death of William Moody. He was sincerely liked by all his classmates and he is missed by all.

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MRS- F- I- GAMMILL MRS. J. G. BARNHILL A x LAVERN WORRALL MARGERY BOTTS