Valley High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (West Des Moines, IA)

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I ll I-'I llnlflll is at ,sin o w V : I P' H A I Page fourteen School Spirit By ISTHRL L. Cook Study, and the school studies with you, Strike and you strike alone, Our souls are ablaze with this wonderful erase The best that was ever known ,' Smile, and you'll be in the rhorus, Complain and yoii nzake no hit, You're left in the cold if you fussxand svolal And no one cares a bit,' Spend, and the gang will cheer you, Be tight and you have no friends, For to help our school is our first rule, And nfzoney was made to spend,- .l?oost, and yoirfll be a winner, Knock and y0ii'll be a frosty For the some old ways of the prewar days, Never will be lost,' Re game and you are a leader, Rant, and you are alone, 'Tis a bitter day when you pull away, From the school lows made of stone, lVait, ana' yoifll see our school prosper, lfVatch, for the progress we inake, For in days to come, we'll surely show som of the things our svhool has at stake. 6'

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5' 33'-'! n !Fl'fl'! The Class of 1920 By ELDRA Sorinzk N 1916 we boarded the vessel HKnowledge , for a trip to Higher Educa- tion . WVhen we started on the trip there were about forty in our party. llie were a very lively crowd and were welcomed by those on board. For amusement we had both indoor and outdoor games, in which the different members of our party participated. One of our stalwart young men, who did not care to take part in the outdoor activities, was appointed to lead the passengers in their yells. Later in the year our members tool-Q part in the programs of the literary Society. Our first stop was at Sophomore where a few of our members landed. Those who continued on the trip possessed brilliant minds, and several entered contests in which they were victorious. The girls were active in athletics and had the win- ning team of basketball on board the vessel. During the winter season we took part in The Pennantu, a musical play which met with success. As we were nearing Junior our vessel was wrecked on the island of Yearly lpxaminations and many of our members were lo-st. Those remaining enjoyed a very successful yearly trip however, and one of our members won the highest honors afforded in the declamatory contest. In order to create a little excitement our party gave a play The Family Affairu, which proved to be very successful. During the Liberty Loan Drive three of our members received Liberty Loan but- tons in reward for their speeches. 'lust before reaching Senior, our party gave a banquet to the crew and those who were nearing their journey's end. After the feast and toasts we went to the salon where dancing was enjoyed for the rest of the evening. After our short rest at Senior we started out with a new captain and a few new mates. We also had two members added to our party. VVe were sailing along nicely, taking part in many activities on board ship and proud of our two football stars when Cupid caught one of them, which resulted in the captain letting him off at the Isle of Matrimony. .Xs we are nearing the end of our journey we wish all on board a smooth sea for the rest of their trip. P1ItlCSlA'fFC 1l