The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-05-23
CHAPEL AT HIGH
j. SCHOOL FRIDAY
Class Day at the High
Iss School Proved
Interesting

| school and the. program opened by
the seniors presenting their seats to
\ the juniors. 1t was the chief aim OF
all the senior class to have the re-
ceiyer of their seat continue to re-
ceive the benefits that they had re-
ceiyed in the past. The juniors then
followed by presenting their seats to
the sophomores and they" to the
| freshmen. The class president OF
the freshmen then presented the
seats they occupied to the oncoming
class from the junior high in the
form of a will.
The senior class after the presen-
tation of seats filed UP the aisle and
took their place on the stage where
they sang a parody on popular airs
relating their school life for the past
four years.
Mrs. Caster then played appropri-
ate music on the piano while the
juniors, sophomores and freshmen
classes changed seats. Her playing
was not required for the freshman
class of next year because they had
their music with them and they took
their seats accompanied by the claing
of the triangle that they had
marched to for so many years at the
Central school.
], The hishtory of the senior class
was given by Vada Thompson. She
told of the trials of the class in
learning to act in tn Blackf6ot High
School Movie Co. and of their strug-
giles with Mdme. x. Algebra and the
other stars of high school promi-
ence. Wayne Thoreson rendered a
trmobone solo which was much en-
joyed and the other members of the
high school band regret very much
that Wayne will leave them this year.
Therese Simon gave the class
prophecy and Mary Dunn the class
will The next was song by the
class and Sprague Stevens presented
the school with a picture of the
graduating class of '21. The, class
has. purchased a present for the
school, but thru some delay it could
not be presented at this time.
y Wayne Thoreson,' as student body
president, gave the farewell address
and called for the new president
Farrell Anderson to give his in
augural speech. The new president
spoke of the school adopting a con-
stitution and called for coiopera-
tion among the classes and in this
way develop a strong school spirit
that would put Blackfoot high school
ahead of any like school in the state.
Prof. .Eichelberger then called all
the boys to the front that had, thru
their work in athletics during the
past year become wearers of the "B."'
Those receiving letters this year
for work in football were Ray
Stevens, Alton Reay, Wallace Stultz,
Wallace York and Burke Frandsen.
Those in basket ball were Ferrell
Anderson, Ray Stephens, Burke
Frandsen, Alton>Reay, Wallace York
and Ted Taylor. In track there were
many new athletes developed which
the high school didn't know they had
and these were Orson Packham,
William Fisher, Ira Wright, Boyd
Hodson, Ashton Roberts, Lyle Cow
den, Ernest Johnson, Harold Hicken-
looper. These men were all pre-
sented with letters for their work in
this line Of athletics and others that
received letters for track are Ray
Stephens, Ferrel Anderson, Wallace
Stultz and Alton Reay.
The girls that won letters in
basket ball were also called to the
front namely: Zeta Boyle, Norma
Parkinson, Vivian MCDONALD, Floy
Clay and Margaret Jones.