Akron High School - Torpedo Yearbook (Akron, IA)

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l I-7 , ,. Beta Society at to lClL fitlli' li- .4 Vi nv' VT l Q PHILIP MARCH ,, It's a great plague to be a handsome man. i X Annual Staff l .Glee Club '21, '23 ' .4 Foot Ball '23 Basket Ball '22, '23 Base Ball '21, '22 IZETTSA KELLY Infinite riches in a little Zetalethean Society President '22 Declamatory '22, '23 Glee Club '23 space RICHARD KYLE So tall this feet just touch the ground. Foot Ball '23 Alpha. Society GLADYS HARRIS Faithful, conscientious in her work, Her duty she would never shirk. Beta. Society Basket Ball '23 lie?-l gmt l 2:33 CJ KIJQ Lljll I

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l fl r3 L I 1 1 in I 3 ---M-L,.J L2-,l4..J EJ L...l CLIFFORD lAALFS All.the great men are dying, And I don't feel well myself. Alpha Society 1 Class President '20 BaSket Ball '20, '21, '2l2, '23 Football '23 Base Ball '21, '22 LOVINA ALLISON Dar1c.ing was her only aim, Flirting won lher only fame. Glee Club '23 ,Annual Staff President '23 Basket Ball '23 Declamatory '22 Zetalethean Society EVEREIT ,COY LE I love the farm but Oh! you high school life, With books U1 and girls and social whirls, A That blot out every strife. Zetalethean Society Base Ball '21, '22 Glee Club '23 ANITA MAYNARD I just can't make my eyes behave! Basket Ball '21, '23 Beta Society I f Secretary and Treasurer '23 c-..:3't:i t QfQfL24g..f.Lt-.Q..f- :J CI.If.l LT 1 Annual Staff J

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tl 1, -i lg I .1 'i. , kfgff - 1 I Ll Senior Motto Not evening, but dawn Flower: Sunset rose Color: Yellow and White President+Lovina Allison Vice-President,Sibyl McCorkell Secretary and 'I'reasurerfAnita Maynard CLASS HISTORY The Class of '23 began their educational career in 1910. Of the large number who started to-gether there are now in the class Elsie Johnson, Sibyl McCorkell, Izetta Kelly, Inez Cobb, and Philip March. This class began to make a name for itself when it was in the third grade, the principal event of the year being the presentation of the Tom Thumb Wedding. When in the fifth grade, a new pupil entered who was Clifford Aalfs, and of course having a boy from the country caused much excitement. In the seventh year we lost Izetta Kelly from our class but she couldn't stay and returned in her ,Junior year to finish high school with her classmates. In the eighth grade, Anita and Everett entered. That year, the class was divided into two well organized Literary Societies. When we became freshies in High School, there was a class of thirty: but some were not as persevering as others until now only half that remain. All through the four years of H. S. our class has been well represented in every activity. Some of the best men in Foot Ball, Basket Ball, and Base Ball teams always came from the class of '23, and our girls always represented .us admirably on the girls Basket Ball team. Declamatory Contests must not be overlooked as We were always among the first and in our Junior year, the winners were all from our class. Social events have not been lacking in the activities of the class. In our Freshman year we had parties at the homes of Clifford Aalfs and Edith Nelson. In our Sophomore year at Elsie Johnson's and Beryle Murphy's. The big event of the Junior year was the Junior- Senior banquet, which, with the help of Misses Gillet and Zimmerman, we made very successful. Other parties during the year were at the homes of Izetta Kelly and Lovina Allison. In this, our Senior year, we had a farewell party on Alice Hammer at the March home and a ban- quet for the boys at the Allison home, while the boys, with the aid of their mothers, entertained us royally in the home of Philip March. Now, as a climax to our high school career, we are looking forward to the Junior-Senior banquet, the class play, class day, and last but not least-Commencement. -Inez Cobb 4 ..1g'-- -in 7 me-15 Liifii-- 5, 1