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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
3
The 1905 class shows seventeen members with Adaline Mildred Holland as a standout. Hollands’s confident manner and amiable smile mark her as a natural leader who guides with diplomacy. She hails from Falls City and plans an ambitious future, while engaging in teaching and culinary hobbies.
Vesta Vernell Lively described as a perfect woman who inspires with warning comfort and command. She recalls childhood in spring and Salem area schooling and fond farm girl memories. Stephen Albert Mower praised for artistic work and lively dedication shaping pride in his town.
Lena Aiken grew up on a Sunflower State farm learning farming arts and sciences. She attended a small rural school and devoted herself to worthy pursuits, embodying truthfulness and gentleness while cherishing the song Truth.
Ruth Aiken leaves a sod house on the Kansas prairie for a Richardson County home and graduates alongside her older sister. She has made rapid progress in her studies and is popular as an author.
Una May Snndow is praised for her optimism and fair judgment as an arbitrator among students. A Virginia native born in February, she helps lead the high school quartet and directs singing, balancing work with play as her motto.
James Francis Coupe studied at several schools then arrived in Falls City to prepare for the class of 1905 presidency. He is described as meek and modest, yet aware of his own abilities, sneering only at schoolboy folly and remaining devoted to education and love.
Martha Weaver Meyers, born in the Wyoming Valley Pennsylvania, spent early years there before moving west for schooling. Now she leads her class at recitation time and compares herself to Sleeping Beauty as she faces the unbroken walls and awaits the beloved prince.
Fred Martin Graham known as the genius of the class lived independently and pursued original ideas. He is remembered as an early settler described as a doll tailor and a display of the magic lantern who did as he pleased.
Florence Irene Wylie was born in New York City. The brief notice describes her as a charming little coquette and notes her birth amid the bustling city of freedom.
The passage profiles Florence a lively, independent woman with a knack for trying new things and guiding young men, and Frank Allen Boose, Nebraska raised the ambitious class member who plans, stores knowledge, and pursues success with self confidence.
Anna Augusta Frehse, born in Orleans Nebraska, moved with her parents to this city on Easter day 1901. She attended Beaver City and Oxford, and this winter in her senior year made a pillow case picturing the class of 1905. Her chief trait is cheerful ness and she remains bright despite hardships.
The note introduces Earl Meloy Cline as a welcome addition to the senior class at the start of the year. It praises his wisdom despite youth and frames him as someone eager to gain greater knowledge and insight.
The article profiles John Duncan Taylor praised for dignity and high aims since arriving in Falls City with the 1903 winter arrival era and Lena Alice Voegelein born in Richardson county who studied at Yale and returns to Falls City for further study noted as a deep thinker critical of light reading and savoring genuine achievement.
Daniel Jacob Greenwald received training in science, classics, and physical education in Falls City schools. He leads in all athletic sports and excels in subjects. He believes in balance and has a polished, gentlemanly conduct. He is admired for his kind nature and good humor.
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