Albion State Normal School - Sage Yearbook (Albion, ID)

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ll T T W if I ti ' gy ,, VT f' ' l lf' 1 A l f t cf ,-' i n I j1::?f': Y g .. . g U12 . -' ' On the night of Nov. 7, 08 a banquet Was given to the foot ball boys and, their coach, Mr. Thomp- son. The evening to a certain extent, was a sad one, on account of the approaching departure of Mr. Thompson. Toasts-Foot-ball. Toast Master ..................... Pres. Axline Teams, Past and Present .......... Mr. Mahnken Our recent victory ........ .... M r. Mziblvutt. The Jars of the Fray .... .......... M r. Hagar Joys of the Game ..... .......... M r. Johnson The Albion Spirit .................. Mr. Gibbs My Team ........... .... ll Ir. Thompson, Coach 'Our Coach ........ ........... M r. Hillman A Look Ahead .... ......... M r. Willard xi J flag H V , ,.-uocg ' .I 33- ' X ,'-lfvlg Y '26- ff .- Z , x ,, F l- t N el x i I f 2 fr ,J 'nl 15 f Q , N J ' 1 Xu..-F9-..Q' Mg!! l ' A ig 15-22

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On Feb. 27, the boys were at home in their Dorm to the students and Faculty. The costumes Worn represented all nations and degrees. The chute tl1e chutes, Wild animals and acrobats were part of an original and decidedly interesting program. Hurrah for the boys, so said the guests. ol-rn Hzllw-n a-n y A vor rife aes'l'af-r-ne, jfl fi , s 'f U I v . ' , I , me s 'fr a 1 I F , ? Z!-gfiaif March 7, 1909, Miss Leonard gave a childrens' party. Those invited were Misses Triphosa Pratt, Florence Pratt, Rose Turner, Eva Minear, Mabel Cornish, Myrtle Cornish, Edna Barber, Maud Fox. Four of the guests were costumed as boys, and four as girls. Refreshments consisted of cake, eo- eoa and candy. It was lots of fun.