Waterville High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Waterville, KS)

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QE IUH ELAQQ HIQTUHY The Freshmen Class of 1935 included fourteen girls and twenty-eight boys. Many of the members had been students of rural districts. Ai the first election of officers Joe Thomas was elected presi- dentg Barbara Wilson, vice-presidentg and Dorothy Mae Nelson, secretary-treasurer. With the ringing of school bells in the fall of '36 the freshmen became sophomores. A slight decrease was noted in the enrollment. The newly elected officers were Gilbert Walters, presidentg Dean Norris, secretaryg and Barbara Wilson, treasurer. In the fall of '37 when the class came to- gether, a large increase in the enrollment was noted. The annual election was held and Dorothy Mae Nelson became presidentg Winona Welch, vice- presidentg Joe Thomas, secretaryg and Claire Netz, treasurer, The Junior-Senior Banquet which was held in the high school gymnasium was entirely southern style and was most successful. In September of 1938 this class had reached the rank of seniors. The class elected Barbara Wilson, presidentg Ray Rosebaugh, vice-presidentg Jean Buell, secretaryg and Winona Welch, treas- urer. Miss Anderson and Miss Douglass served as the senior sponsors. Among their accomplishments as seniors we include the senior play, a successful and inter- esting perfomance, and their participation in ath- letics and music. The senior class is well represented in the various extracurricular activities of W. H. S. There are seven seniors in the Garrick Group, ten in the W Club, ten in the Taste and Baste Club, eight in the Pep Club, and sixteen in the Future Farmers Association. Page H

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Harlan Scheibe Elaine Sohe ibe Maxine Seale Jake Steve Joe Thomas Roy Sedlaoek nson Lester Stewart Gilbert Walters Junior Walker Neal Wagoner Wi nona We loh Page IO Barbara Nils on

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Back Row: Koppes, Dyer, Thompson, Alderson, Roepke, B. Gordon, Welch, Steele, Fisher, Hedke, Osterkamp, R. Gordon, Second Row: Miss Rust, H. Larson, L. Larson, Grose, Link, Smith, Hubbard, Weber, Livers, Wieters, Boling, Turner, Nichols. Front Row: Tommer, Johnston, Hearn, Nelson, Roy, Giles, Stone, Nider, Stewart, Christensen, Seaton, Mr. Youngberg. There are thirty-five students enrolled in the Junior Class of Waterville High School. This number includes twenty girls and fifteen boys. The class is an outstanding one in W.H.S. as in indi- cated by the number of activities its members take part in. we find at least two in each of the following organizations: Band, Cheer-leaders, W Club, Pep Club, Taste and Baste Club, Garrick Group, F.F.A., and Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs. This class is well represented in the various sports--- football, basketball, and track. These people have chosen blue and white for their class colors and the sweet pea for their flower. Class officers are: President.......... ....Mary Jane Steele Vice-president... ...Aileen Alderson Secretary,.... ,....Mina Weber Treasurer............................R0na1d Livers The sponsors of the Junior Class are Miss Rust and Mr. Youngberg. Page I2