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Senior Class History Class Flower. . . . . .... Marechal Niel Rose Class Colors. , . , ..,....... Maroon and Gold Class Motto ............,....... Fore warned-Fore armed fy T HE SENIOR CLASS of '21 is composed of three distinct classes and consequently we have one of the largest that has ever graduated from this institution and we may also P X-Ferl year supplied several men on our athletic teams. I c'R'l say one of the most remarkable. Wehave during each Cliff if .n f... lh1G'535L 'v Fred Yergen one of our popular members has stayed with us through thick and thin, and we can now proudly include him as one of our graduating number. During our Iunior year we had a valuable addition to our class, as this was the year that Max Sturgis, our cartoonist and poet, entered. Mas has a great partiality as to colors. His favorite one being Brown. Harold Lamb, one of our popular members, President of our Student Body dropped out of our class when a Senior. Spud Everest, also left us in February, having finished his course. He is coming back to graduate. As Iuniors we certainly started something, when one of our bright number suddenly conceived the idea of a Iunior Flunk Day. One sunshiny morning we all left the H. S. loaded with boxes and baskets with- out one word of warning. The faculty roared and raved but soon calmed down and decided not to inflict such a terrible punishment upon as as they had at first decided to. Kid Dayu we also made a record which the faculty and lower classmen will not soon' forget. But we enjoyed it and left High School that evening tired but happy youngsters. We have been unfortunate this past year in having many of our number seriously ill. But we have showed our loyalty and devotion to each one by generously sending them large bouquets of flowers. We cannot mourn the fact, as can many preceeding classes, that cupid has taken any of our number. But who can tell what havoc he may bring when commencement is over and each one of-us sets out in this world to batte alone with that which the future has in store for us. F. N. '21 NINE
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