Florence High School - Husky La Bran Yearbook (Florence, CO)

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ALMA IRENE HAYNES J. BEN BANKS Class President—'21—’22 Football—’21 Basketball—’22 High School Play—’22 Class Basketball— 21—’22 MAUDE MARTIN VESTA STRICKLIN STEPHEN C. TANNER MARY ELVIRA HESS Play—’20—’21 Glee Club—’21—’22 Girls’ Track—’20 Treasurer of Athletic Ass'n—'22 BEULAH TALLEY VERN L. ADAMS

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BERTHA EVANS Treasurer of Junior Class MARY EDNA FERGUSON Girls’ Glee Club—’21—’22 Christmas Play—‘21 Declamation Contest— 22 do la McMillan Boosters Club—’22. CLYDE NEWELL Track—’19 Track—’22 CORRIXE JOB OLDA GRACE SCOLLICK Basket ball—’21—’22 High School Play—-’22. KENNETH ROBERTSON Football—’21 Basketball—’21—’22 Track—’22 Class Basketball—’22 EVA UCIXDA ERWIN Basket ball—’22 Declamation Contest—’22

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Junior Proclamation September 14, 1919, there entered the Hall of Learning a motly collection of bipeds. The occupants of the building, those of experience and wisdom, gazed with consternation upon the humble newcomers. When it was discovered that these intruders were merely Freshmen, the sages of the institution began to notice the intrepid ones with less awe and more tolerance. They, the imposters, became more familiar with the customs of the time and were eventually tamed to the willing Sophomores of 1920. Seniors left us to take part in the “madding crowds ignoble strife;” more of the inferior beings came to take our place in the life of the school. Great festivities were held in honor of each class that year, and it may be said that the Sophomores shouldered their share of the honors. This year was marked by the entrance of F. H. S. into its new domicile and the event was celebrated by a great party given in the new gym. in which the Sophomores entertained the High School. With the beginning of the school year 1921, we the Juniors began to take on an air of dignity and importance. We were upper class men, we were superior, yes we even looked down upon these humble Freshmen. We took an active part in the school activities including football, basketball, track, the play, operetta and all social events. Four Junior men distinguished themselves by receiving football letters. Three received their letters in basketball. WTe, the class of ’23, are looking forward to better things next year, when we, all our rivals vanished, will reign supreme as Seniors. Signed,