Waterville High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Waterville, KS)

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Back Row: Stevenson, Stewart, M. Potts, Gordon, Brunsback, Wanamaker, Livergood, Hainey, Jacobson, Dettmer, H. Lederer. Second Row: Mr. Frank, R. Wertenberger, R. Nelson, Dexter, V. Thompson, V. Wertenberger, Woodward. Argan- bright, Ziegenhirt, Boswell, Springer, Grose. Front Row: S. Nelson, R. Thompson, Tommer, Dahm, E. Potts, Blaser, B. Lederer, Norris, Hiskey, Keefover, Hirt, Miss Geyer. . The class of 1941 entered W.H.S. as sophomores with an enrollment of thirty-two members. Students from this class take part in many of the clubs and organizations in school. we will find sophomores in the Taste and Baste Club, Pep Club, Glee Clubs, Hobby Club, W Club, Future Farmers Association, Garrick Group, and Band. This class can also boast of some promising athletes among the boys. The officers for the class are: President.. ........ ........Verla Lee Wertenberger Vice-president...... ... ...Loren Blaser Secretary-Treasurer: n 1 n a a o 0 0 4 c n l U 0 9 0 J .Luin The sponsors of the Sophomore Class are Miss Geyer an Mr. Frank. Page I3

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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

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Back Row: Anderson, Clark, Welch, Drever, T. Arganbright, V. Christensen, Mr. Foster, Roepke, Holle, Wohler, Koppes, Hansen. Second Row: V. Lindquist, Lamoreaux, Fitzgerald, Potts, Netz, L. Lindquist, Seale, Hearn, Stewart, Kindle, D. Christensen. Front Row: Wieters, N. Nelson, Grose, Wehmeier, Livergood, Rosebaugh, Johnson, Lederer, Turner, I. Argan- bright, Mapes, M. Nelson. The class of 1942 is an outstanding class in many ways, Members of the freshman class are to be found in nearly every organization in high school. High scholastic ratings are held by many of these students and many of them take an active part in athletics. This class has a total of 55 students, 14 boys and 21 girls. Of the total number 20 students entered this class this year from the rural communities. The class colors are purple and white. Officers chosen by the class members are as follows: President -------- ---- ----------------- June Clark Vice President ------ -- ---------- Norma Jean Nelson Secretary -------------------------- Tom Arganbright Treasurer ------- ----- ----------------- Phyllis Netz Mr. Foster is the sponsor of the freshman class. Page lk