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

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R' J. Lyman Smith Oakley, Idaho. Henry Mahnken Twin Falls, Idaho Emersonian. ' Philomathean. A greater man than I may have lived, He loved us, but he moved away. but I doubt lt. Fred Hagar Albion, Idaho. Bessie Ackerly Albion, Idaho. ElI16I'S0l1ial1- Emersonian. His only books are woman's looks Little, but oh, my- And follys all they've taught hlm. '

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4 x Maude Fox Soda Springs, Idano' Helen Russell Payette, Idaho. Phllomathean. hmersonlan. I H Her very loot hatlx HIIISIC in lt. A maiden with those nut brown eyes. 1 l Ellen Chatburn Albion, Idaho. Effle Chadwick Yost, Utah phnomathean. Philomatheall. Steadiness is the foundation of all vir- A maiden never bold of spirit. mes--'

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The Qctihities of the Eluniur Glass The Juniors are all very energetic and the class has been well represented in contests both literary and athletic and leaves a record which it is by no means ashamed of. We will speak first of the literary work, dividing it into three parts: the debating, the oratorical and the declamatory contests. In debating three of our members, James Mahoney, Triphosa Pratt and Lyman Smith won places on the two first teams and Miss Florence Pratt took an active part in the debating work. In oratory Mr. Mahoney has the most brilliant record, having won first place in the southeastern part of the state in the fall, and represented the Normal at Boise. This spring he also won first place in the school in the contest of original ora- tions. Last year Mr. Smith won first place in the oratorical contest and Mr. Hagar second place. Miss Chadwick also represented the class very well in this contest. In the declamatory contests Miss Ackerley has received the most honors. She was awarded the gold medal in the contest two years ago last spring and also last spring, and last fall she represented the school in dramatic work in the first inter- schoolastic contest, and has won second place several times. Miss Florence Pratt stands next, having repre- sented the Normal last fall at Twin Falls in the humorous declamatory contest. Edna Barber has also been interested in contest work and twice has been awarded second place. , On the athletic field Mr. Mahnken and Mr. Ha- gar stand out very prominently. Both played on the foot-ball team that won the championship two years ago and championship of the southeastern part this year. They also played on the winning base-ball team two years ago and on last year's team. On the basket-ball team this year which made such an excellent record and lacked only one goal of winning the championship of the southern part of the state, Miss Florence Pratt played forward and Miss Turner guard. Miss Tripllosa Pratt and Miss Ackerly played on the second team. Among other interests of the school are the Y. W.'C. A. of which Miss I-Iinchlilf was president but was lately replaced by Miss Triphosa Pratt, also the Glee Club, Misses Fox, Ackerly and Bar- ber are members and Miss Fox is also the pianist for that musical body. Rose Turner. Edna Barber