Akron High School - Torpedo Yearbook (Akron, IA)

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lx!QIHQQQQQQQQQQQYQQQQQCQQQQQQCQCZQCQQQQYQQQQICQNQQQSHQQH1515QQQQQQQQQHQQQQQQQQQXQKQKY Ing- - - ir The program which consisted of toasts and humorous stunts was carried out between courses. Ira Hammer, who efficiently acted as toastmaster littingly introduced the first toast Sophomore Sophistriesv by Mr. Troup. Mr Troup told of the graduating Senior Class as he had found them when they were Sophomores and what he would do if he were graduating. In response to Mr. Troup's toast, Oma Ogden, a Senior, gave A Guardian Presence at the end of the second course. She told how Mr. Troup had guarded her through her high school perils. Between the third and fourth courses, Ira gave a Junior the opportunity for displaying his wit. This was very cleverly done by Fahy Replogle in the toast Junior -Iollities . Lynn Booth was next allowed to give the toast Innings and Outings . He told of the victories and defeats that the Senior Class had experienced. In completion of the toast program, Clifford Johnson gave futures Features . The future of the class as a whole was shown in this toast. Then members of the class read pro phecys' of the Seniors and the Faculty. Various other jokes were played that were very amusing . At eleven o'clock the guests wended their way homeward after a hearty exchange of good wishes for the future. Violet Jacobs -s N '5 5 u If 5 f' 'J' i1'j7ffffLLff 1422211 Q3 - it V :: Seventy-six 7 ' J YKSSQSSSQQKQIKXQQQHSKKQHQQQHHHQQQQQKXQHKXQXYQKXQKSSKSKKSKSSSSKQQQ!QHQKHQHQKKKQQQQKKYKQXYXXXK XXI N N N R N N, N Q Ti BV 5? 'ml U, 9 ll I. . 2 s E l 5 E I , , I l I -E

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A-ui' , I7' 11' Y 4.5, Y 3 K 1777111 II 1 Iflf 1111111 ef fe 'sf-+:tf,f'..-ff'-? g I ' 4 ! 5 f l T g 5 ALL MN1 5 l ' 4 I Class of 1903 Q Class of 1906 A E g 'Z Vkfalter Mellon, Akron, Ia.. Book- Emmet Cilly, Long Beach, Cal., Civil Q g keeper, First National. EHg'i116C1'. f f Chester Adams, New York City Vance Wise, Akron, Ia., Farmer. Q s Salselnan Firestone. Freeman W'hite, Agron, Ia. Druggist. g g Nellie Muhe, Sioux' City, Ia., Mrs Bela Kimball, Bozeman, Mont., Clerk. a H, Chambefigiin, Eva Adams, Sioux City, Ia., Mrs. 1 Q Jennie Mellon, Los Angeles, Cal., Harry Christy. g Q Milliner, . ' Stella Kimball, Red Wing, Minn., E g Geo. Cilly, Long Beach, Cal., Sales- Mrs. McElligot. 4 s man, -, joy Meredith, Deceased. E E Anna Gleason, Akron, Ia., Mrs. Lela Brady. g I 5 Fimutlxli 'l it M 1 F E C SS'f1907 g 5 img ar Jer' erm ' rbi i i Rollo Baker, Akron, Farmer. E g Am Y Smith Akron Ia MR J A Margaret Johnson, Storm Lake, Ia., g g A Agnes i ' ' i :ri - Mrs. Ii. Larson. Q I Willis Husted, Biiiwii Lea, Nebr., Ache Hmlkef' Akron' Ia , Mrs' 2 : Druogiqt Hanson. g 5 - ' . . E Mary Bartlet, China, Missionary. glut: lliaffs' ChgCag?'1E,Hii Dfixitori E g Miiiiiie XVallin, LOS Angeles,,Cal., fan Gsm' rea a S' On' g E Glrreacher' . Class of 1908 g ' adys Bonny, Marrled. b i 4 I Conrad Bennit, Grinnell, Ia., Sec.- Orlan Moore' Akron' Ia Lum ui 5 E Treas. Morrison Ricker Mfg. Co. Dealer' U ' : I Leo Douglass, Storln Lake, Ia., Rex Smith' St' Lows' MO' ' I Y ' Ada enkins, Akron, Ia. 7 I Clothing Store. I I Lola Bernett, Sioux City, Ia., Mrs Earl Elliot' Akron' Ia Farmer 5 I Wlnl Beverly. Ardon Ross, Tulsa, Okla. I g Chas. WaQterblury, Chatsworth, Ia. 5 I Farmer. g E Class of 1905 Lionel Eustace, Akron, Ia., Mail I I Fay Ross, Calas Bell, Mont., Doctor Carrier. g E Curtis Harris, Deceased. Benj. Tucker, Deceased. V g I MCCllC .lOll11S011, Rllble, Ia., NTFS Nelsgn, Sigux Ian Cari 3 f lllarbach. penter. f g Cora Knudson, Sioux City, Ia., Mrs g g Pollock. Class of 1909 g E Bertha VVescott, Deceased. Andrew Tillotson, Akron, Ia . ' Q Laura Barbar, Mrs. A. W. Bartel, Farming. n 5 Browian, N. D. Silas Moore, Deceased. 5 g w ff? l 1? -.- . r, 19? - , V ' J Seventy-eight