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

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beninr Qlllass ph.-1 fbi, JOSEPH H. GIBBS .-l JOE GIBBS. Joe Gibbs, an Idahoan born and raised, full of the Idaho Splrlt, prominent in all school activities, very studious. Attends strictly to business and acts rather than talks. President of the Phllomathean Socie- ty Society Editor for the Annual and treasurer of the Senior Class. One of the foremost athlets ln school, Has not met his superior in Southern Idaho Football League as end. Played guard on the Normal basket ball team and in base ball held down left fleld in true professional style. Also played in the box. He has no enemies, but a host of friends

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Giving. ' girls. Fawiorite Occupation Talking on Spooning. Giving Tests. Strolling in the moonlight Courting Popularity. 'spreads -however not to Engaging a Van Readjusting his glasses Scolding Sleeping. Q Svtuhp of the Jfacultp Dorm Distinctive Marks Curls. Attention to -Details Two thirteen-inch feet. A green tie. A rustling sklrt. Wrlll-pressed clothes, as neat as wax, slim nose and flesh is all he lacks. Calling his lady-love by aid of a steam-pipe Admiring the beautiful sunset. Sitting in the faculty row. Giving kindergarten talks to Student Body. x Doing good. Tan oxfords. Dazzling Frazzles. Trying to be a jester. A generous supply of hair. That Dutch-blue frock. A stylish hat. The Buster Brown Jacket A long and dlmpled neck. a long

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MAE ISAACSON. Mae Isaacson, a bright, beaming Senior, was born in the East, but early left the plains and determined to make her home in the mountains. The climate and alti- tude wrought great changes in her, all for the best. Soon after arriving at her new home she became a leader of society and a school enthusiast. Her interest in edu- cation carried her through three success- ful years in the Bellevue High School. Then, imbued with the desire to become a teacher she left for Albion, bringing with her good recommendations and much praise from the Bellevue faculty. While she has been here she has proved herself worthy the reputation she always carries and which we hope will continue through life. She is liked by everyone, a strenuous worker and a pleasant compan- ion. Even the children adore her and for this reason her success as a teacher ls plainly evident. All were glad to see her come. All will be sorry to see her go. But wherever she ls or wherever she goes our best wishes are with her. Svenior Qlllass Y ll 1 - I x an MISS MAE ISAACSON