Valley City High School - Sheyenne Yearbook (Valley City, ND)

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HOME ROOM 'vi r n Murp O Vlr l'r n lx Smn r lklnzcr S1l1xm Ro 1 Str us En ks n Cr ndxll X mDr I 4 n r X anscn OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Colm Moore Prestdent janet Otto Fred Murphy Vzce Prestdent Dorxs Sull1x an Edythe Gould Secretary 'Treasurer Barbara Marvm l6SS16 Kmzer Student Councu ess1e Kmzer Adusev Mr French Numberlng among 1tS members students who recened honors ID athlet1cs scholar h1p and Journahsm dur1ng the year Home Room 107 was one of the most promment home rooms 1n h1gh school Colm Moore and james Sletten were regulars and letter wmners on the football team lames Sletten held down a guard berth on the H1L1ner basketball qumtet and held the t tle of school welterwe1ght Ch3lT1p1OD of 1914 Colm was a contender for the heaxy we1ght wrestlmg t1tle th1s year Marley Swanson won a letter as playmg manager of the hockey team anet Otto 165516 Kmzer Barbara Marvm V1rg1n1a S1nner Harr1et Crandall were scholast1c honor students Havmg the h1ghest scholat1c record among the june graduates of ChlS year 165516 Kmzer ga1ned the d1st1nct1on of bemg valed1ctor1an of the class of 1935 Several of the g1r s 111 Home Room .07 were 1nterested 1D after school sports ess1e Km er Vlfglllld Smner and janet Otto were aw lrded letters 1n g1rls athlet1c act1x1t1es L1sted among the members of the Valley C1ty H gh School band were Marley Swan son and Bella Errckson Vocal IHUSIC talents were mamfested by Edythe Gould who plac ed th1rd at the Grand Forks Mus1c1l Festrx xl Ill IQ74 Edythe Gould and Barbara Marx ID were members ofthe 1 c1ppella ChOlf George Vm Drox ec 1s recogmzed as an exceptxon 1l harmomca pl ryer md la wlthout equal 1D school All through the ye1r Home Room ,o7 hrs dx pl 13 ed pen and 1 school sp1r1t that hi not been exctlled by my other home rc om It h1s b en the1r goal to foster sportsmansh1p md gmthllxliilll by vxluch the standard of the school m1ght be elexatcd to 1 h1gher lex el b 1 3 1 Ol hy. tio.. ,'ec. e.' ..1.l'.. . 11, . . lr ovcc. Gas . YN artl css. Fagcrsom. R 1 H t r Sl tt n, lwloorc. XX'cbbc .Sv 1 , . . ,, , J . . V. V ss -a ' i , . . . 1 I . 5 5 5 . 1. . . .Q . , 1 I , , , , . , , . . ., I , 7 ., , , . . . , - ... , , 1 . ' . , ' 4 . . , , ' . , . ' 2 ' ,, ' ,, . , . ,' . , . ' , , '- ' , ' , - 1 1 . 1 1 ., - . ' . . . '. ' , , ' 1 1 , 1 1 . ,L ,, IQ S Q ' ' 2 e . ' 15 P e 1 P 2 . 1 e ' ' ' ' ' - ' 1 ' 1 51: 'J' 1 s 'J' ' ' t 2 h ' 1

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DURING THE YEAR Building 1 reputation durinv the year for scholarship and loyalty Home Room Q07 tc ok the lead in ponsoring -exeral projects designed to build up school spirit and pep Blue and White diy la planned by the members of this room resulted in an outburst of enthusiasm that had all the students aflame with excitement in anticipation of a victory ox er Jamestown in the last home footblll game of the year The big parade and bonhre on the exening before the grid clash were planned and carried out by a committee from th1s home room The game itself rs now history but much credit for that sensational vrctory oxer the iy rests with Mr French 1nd the pitriotic members of this room Teaching the school songs and yells to all students ind learning new yells and songs was a second semester project carried out under the direction of President janet Otto mitch and two basketb 111 games with B1blUHI'Cli on the same day and adx EI'C1Sll'lg the event as Bismarck Day wis another idea conceixed ind carried out under the auspices of this room Christmas Chunes a one att play directed by Janet Ctto was presented in assem bly on December ar The members of the cast were Edythe Gould Donald Hoster Doris Sullivan and limes Sletten ln order to create more intense competltion in scholarship between the home room: O7 secured and decorated in blue and white a trophy which was presented each s1x weeks to the room having the highest scholastic record They then proceeded to win the trophy themselves for three straight terms thus settmg a record in inter home room com petition which other groups have thus far been unable to equal lnterestlng and well planned home room meetings during the year resulted in a sur xey taken to determine the number of infractions of common rules of courtesy in the halls and class rooms The information collected was used as a basrs for a drive to discourage gum chewing and the wearing of hats and caps in the corridors Cons1derable improve ment was made along these lines This xaried program of act1v1t1es has made this home room an important force in the school l1fe during the year Toucumc UP Tm: Tnoii-ix . . U2 1 . . D Y Q , 1 , 3 E I , S X . S V I . W Q. . S N , . . . - . v - . w if A 1 l A ' . A ' ' 1 1 1 . ' 1 Q ' su ' 1 . f . , 1 1 ' A ' 'S . ' ' ' :N ' : 1 ' ' : , 1 ' 1 ' ' : 7 Q 1 . 4 L . , . . Pep, a sorely needed commodity, was generated in athletic assemblies. Having a hockey z ' ' 1 ' 1 ' , ' f ' ' f ' 1 ' ' 1 N 1: ' ' ' 1 ' ' 1 ' - ': l --1 - - ' 1 s '1 , ' . 1 . 3 a L , , 8 . . ' ' , A A - r f 19 Kinzer, Owl, Sinner, Crandall, Mirvin.