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1926 ✓ SENIORS There are being received 167 congratulations to the 167 graduates of the class of 192 . W e are proud and happy to receive these congratulations. We feel that we have justly earned these praises. 1'his class has not shirked in its application to studies—we ha e won our share of honors. W e have not been slackers in athletics- you will find our names enrolled in the winning teams in the various departments of sports. We have been loyal to old I. U. 11. S., our dear Alma Mater, and you will find one hundred and sixty-seven hearts that beat loyally and lovingly for I. U. H. S. Our parting is bitter-sweet. Long years from now the tenderest sentiments of our lives will revert to the scenes of our four years at 1. U. H. S. Let us re- turn to “Daddy” (ireen and the faculty these congratulations. In our green freshman state, we looked upon our teachers as paid monitors, but how loyally and faithfully they performed their duty is mutely attested by the honors and learning we have achieved. As seniors we tender them reverent re- gard. And as for “Daddy” Green, let us seniors from our superior knowledge of him advise those remaining at I. l H. S. and the incoming class that you re- gard him in the attitude that the full meaning of the name Daddy” implies. We seniors have found the term “Daddy” significant of Mr. George M. Green, our beloved principal. In parting let us leave you this heritage, loyalty—loyalty to the school, its studies, and the athletics; loyalty to your fellow students; loyalty to your instruc- tors; and lastly loyalty to yourself. By making this your aim you will in turn arrive at the same coveted event that we now so happily and yet sorrowfully enjoy. CLASS TEACHERS Mrs. Lockett Mr. Lawrence OFFICERS President Karl Grandy Lynne Max son Lucille Black I ice-Presidcnt Secretary Treasurer Etiilyx Foster twenty-five
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SENIORS 1926 7) MRS. LOCKETT Class Teacher Margaret Allen Much wisdom often a c c o m p n i e s few words. Margaret is one of the fete girls left with long hair. Dorothy A merman Dorothy has always been a loyal supporter of her eiass. She is an excellent student, trying hard to live up to her name, “profes- sors daughter” Out- lit erary editor. Lucy Ashdown Tull of pep. Lucy is always doing some- thing for someone. Played “Florence” in “T h e n t i m a t e Strangers” and was interscholastic editor Oj El ( entinela. Margaret Ashdown Very serious, studious and polite—with a pleasant drawl. {Won- der if she came front Texas). Ill most of last year, but is grad- uating fust the same. ) J MR. LAWRENCE Class Teacher y . J I Willis Allison “Bluie does his stuff in physics and football. Captain of the base- ball team and quite a “tzcirler.” They call him speedy—but slow when it comes to girls. Howard Appleton Just arrived from Manual Arts, but is well known fust the same. Shines as a rack man, especially in the “4-40. Hobby a nperson One of the smallest boys in the class. Hobby swints and plays basketball. Member of the boys' glee club and a midget opera . star. Kathakyn Bailey Katharyn is one of our best debaters; this is her first year on the debate squad. Art is her specialty, tennis her sideline. twenty-six
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