Yeatman High School - Yeatman Life Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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NEW SENIORS l t LILLIAN ESSLINGER-NTILTUX QULDENDORPII-SILIIIC, 1926 ERE New Seniors! Thrills! XNVe're one more step nearer the heights of our ambition. One more term and we shall be Seniors. You know, at First we thought that Mr. Huntington had forgotten us. The Seniors had a meeting but not VVe. Then on one memorable day, we were called together. That afternoon, we had a stormy election. but finally we de- cided on the following officers: ',....! Y ' 4 ERS eaijgge President ..,............,.....,.....,.....,.. Frank Hueser Secretary ...... ...... ....... F 1 orence Marty Treasurer ................... ,.... E ugene Betimer Student Council h Representative .... ' .....,............ Thelma WVeber - Lillian Esslinffer L f C ' l t ..... . 'D 1 C 01 respom en S Milton Oldendorph Mr. Hall is again at his post of sponsor to the New Senior class, and he is considered our Pep Committee, as he never lets things die down. You should have seen us on Senior Color Day. To the rest of the school, the Seniors were everything. But to us, we were the main show and the Seniors were the side- show. Our Get Together Party was very suc- cessful. NV e had dancing and then some more dancing, and we can tell you, we were only too sorry when the time came for the orchestra to play K'H'ome, Sweet Home. Friday, November 13th, was a day set apart for Teachers' Convention. VVe had no school: therefore the New Seniors went on a hike. VV e went to Chain of Rocks, and you can take the word of those who went that they surely had a good time. Some time in the near future, the Seniors are going to give a party for -the New Seniors. lsn't that kind of them? ' But soon after that we're going to give them a party. To think that when we were New juniors we thought that we would never reach our seventh term. Uh. we knew we would get there some time, but we also. knew that it would take three years. Three long years ahead of us! Wlhy, it seemed more like ten years. Now when we look back, our New Junior days seem to have been only yes- terday. So far, our term has been a very happy one. The class selected good officersg we have a peppy advisor, and a class that is second to none. Could one expect our term to be anything but successful? There's one thing more which is of great importance and which we would like to have you knowg we may be the first class to graduate from Beaumont, and we may form the first alumni of it. We therefore, con- sider ourselves individually honored, for we may help establish new ideals and new cus- toms in Beaumont. s-4+-4 ' ' - One Hundred Ten

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SOME OF THE YEATMAN LIFE WORKERS

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THE STUDENT COUNCIL