Milwaukie High School - Maroon Yearbook (Milwaukie, OR)

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s S IIII Xllllllltl U l1I1lO1'S jIINIIoIes CoNIIIvII I AII BANQI I r 'Ihe juniors PFOINISC that this years farewell party will be the greatest ev r Preparations are now being made and give promise to b both original and enjoy able It being the honor of the juniors to bid farewell to the largest class of S nlors exei graduated from Milwaukie High School JUNIOR CLAss Succrssrut This year the junior class was much smaller than last year especially the num ber of boys being only four Because of this, class activities In athletics were a Itomaticallv made Impossible Nevertheless the class has had a most enjoyable term both In class and social act1vItIes This class IS unanrnous In Its praise for Miss Steele who has through the year extended her most praiseworthy efforts In the capacity of class advisor As we leave our third year of high school and prepare ourselves for out fourth and last session lt behooves us to select the vocation we would lead to succ ss and Improve upon the CXlg6l'lClCS of the profession Because I fear that some might choose Inexpedlently and wreck the possibilities of their own Joy and that ofthe world I beg to advise the many memb IS of th class First I will propose to Beatrice Cederson that she assume the duties of 'I pio of a genIus To Ralph I would suggest a hermits life because of his docile and quiet ways He IS naturally a person of prayers and silence Gladys Wetzler IS naturally given to public speaking and will advocate the W C T U Ideals In many of her oratorical gems Inez Oatfields business propensities wIll not be subdued to you Inez will go wealth and wisdom Art Smith will apply his efforts to politics and succeed Opal Dowling IS most aptly suited to ctnduct a household In harmony and to 1 at end we wish her the best of wishes Rose Shmdler IS a splendid musician and will ply her efforts to min fame In t at method Harriet Sayles IS Intent on driving a delnery mach ne for her Iathci and maintains that that IS the way to prosperity and health Last and perhaps least we mutually hope the autnor of this will cnoo c som Intonspicuous profession besides journalism Im. BASSI mr flux III ,,flIft Illllflj ll I' NI.Xli UN '21 O . Q 1 1 '2 Ia' U I . . . I W. V . . S S, fessor of music and that she repair to Leipzig to enable herself the environments , . . . . . i K . s rv 1 h ' ' . h. . . I R lx I .S . I . AI. .' j. .'fi'I l', ,IIHII Q 1 1' Hur. l ' 7' I' h- nc'

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I1 11111 Sophomores All tnis talk about fine pe sonality di tinction originality philosophical minds yetseyeranee endutanee and ft hundred and one other things is all right in its place hut everyone does not possess all of these y ery necessary qualities Therefore th class of 14523 is worthy of notice lt is one of a few exceptions to thi rule Of course each member hasnt all of tnese b'essings but they are all eontamed in the total membership of the cla s Ask the faculty if you are doubtful Some one a ks XX heies the personality The 'answer to that is so slmpl tfftt the impression is left that he who hts asked it is yely ignorant Lynn Hag, n en has personality He is so generous that he even shines it with the whole ell the class to that very hmnoi lhle title No one doubts th lf the ela s has otigimlity lt is ot necessary for that has long been 1 known faet Otto Xlfitte is the soure of much of this Raymond Na h has more philosophy than this whole class ha need of so that we e'1n contribute some to the Freshmen Raymond is destined aceoidmg to the stars to become as famous a philosopher as Aristotle The Sopho more manual training boys haye that which is known as perseveranee ln fact they haye their own share and a part of the Seniors which tne latter lost during th heat of last summer yaeation The guls basketball tean has enduranee It a positiye necessity that it should haye Thus who can doubt that the Sophomore etass is unexcelled' Alas' alas' for each other class If this one should lese one memb r For the hundred and one tnmgs m are it e mmm XX ill he needed n xt September Pl x film I I Si.l'I .Y Iwi' Nl .X lf H U X '2 l ,',..Ls f xx' 37 - xy C 3 I Ls 'L I - . ' F w Q X K , . k A xi. H V N N A . x . A if X ' V . - 2: 1: N ' 'K ' , . fe- . t x- fx- 4 ' V. T s 'S vs x s s - x- f s s s x- 2 - sk- ' ' s s - 2 :gg- And distinction 7' chimes in some one else. The girls' baseball team entitlgs if n X ff: ', f c cf K ' f fc X , Yi T if ' f sf as '. I s sl ' S s s s- x 1 1 'C sf ' s W V: v L ' In I L 5 H F N I Y 1 v - 5 ' N ' . ' . A c- : 5 is . ' ' ' Q . ' . , . A H H X . H ' ' 5 1 - ' 'C .' :Q Gr .nn-1 Conti '23, ' , ' 'I'11w'1l11- lirw'