Albion Jefferson High School - Torch Yearbook (Albion, IN)

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Q? AMI Q QQQ Q? In 1919, we entered high school. Were We studious? Indeed we Were, and yet we found time for the usual class parties. We distinctly remember our first one which Was attended by several upper-classmen. It was then that we passed through that much-dreaded ordeal, our initiation. Generous quantities of iodine and shoe-polish were used and through it all we Were meek and submissive as Freshmen should al'- Ways be. As a class We did excellent work in this first year although several became discuraged and left us during this term. We came back to school in September, 1920, with high hopes for our success although many had told us that the work in the Sophomore year was very difficult. We can say that We did not find it too hard for us. It might have been the fact that We had excellent teachers, but we like to think that it was because of the extraordinary brilliance of our class. And now, We are Juniors. We have encountered this year the diifi- culties that the Junior class usually iinds. Aside from the hard work in school We have been planning for the reception in honor of the faculty and the high and mighty Seniors. Our class has always had the proper class spirit and has never al- lowed it to overshadow our love for the A. H. S. as a Whole. JUNIOR POEM We're a jolly bunch of Juniors, As you can plainly see, But when it comes to solid work, We're studious as can be. Although our class is not so large, Eighteen to be exact, With aims ahead and cares behind, Not anything We lack. You talk of Freshmen, Sophomores, too, And Seniors dignified, Give me the happy Juniors, With mirth exemplified. Ye, we're the jolliest bunch of Juniors That ever you did see, And you will hear from us again In nineteen Twenty-Three. 27

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M Q Q First Row : Grace Pressler Mildred Forker Loretta Evans Second Row: Mayme Butler Harold Edwards Third Row : Gerald Rogers Evelyn Rice Grace Guthrie Ruby Edsall Woodward Lary Don Favinger Harold Huff Donald Barcus JUNIORS Elva Bender Thyra Kettleborough Walter Eddington Donald Halferty Orville Coe President ..... ........ D on G. Favinger Secretary ,.,,. ....,.. M ayme L, Butler Treasurer ........ ,.,...... L oretta Evans Colors Flower Purple and Gold Yellow Tea Rose M otto: The higher we rise, the broader the view. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Our class was organized in September, 1918 and the officers were elected who have carefully guided and governed us thus far thiouofh our high school career. 26

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9 MM Q Q YELL Humpty, Dumpty, Hoopty, Dee! We're the Class of Twenty-Three, Bickety, Backety, Bickety, Bah! Juniors, Juniors, Rah! Rah! Rah! SONG fTune Peggy O'Neil J Our class is a class that is loyal and true, Every one, to the Purple and White, And I'll put you wise, how you'll recognize This class that's a shining light. CHORUS: If they're always full of pep, That's the Junior Class, If they're as merry as can be, That's the Junior Class, If there's nine boys and nine girlies, too, If they always are polite to you, No animosity, all generosity, That's the Junior Class. ,f ?fw.. .Lev-1: f- 'QW' s fav ' -and J Jaxx 1 V If . 5 ' ' .7 T - .' gy H, vi L , ' . 28