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

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.S(rtnJ..iv, l. ' i: i. ' K-nl ' : 1 1 - Juhn lon. l .il -iul.ir , I. Uarnaril, l)cam;ilics: Doris Satlcrlct. An. i-ra D.irriMKliiii. Philo; May i: aiis. Typist; Noma Scullv, Alhlctics; lewis Ji.n, Wilson. Seniors. .Marv Ion Knob.-l. Diclamalicn and Di-bal. Sealed, ieit In «i« ' ' ' — MelrKea Parker. Associate I ilit.i Reader; Ann;i .Marlui. Ivpisl ; lluuli ilson. liditor-in-Chiel ; Katl.trine lahe . Snap Shots; .MeKin Olsen. lilisiness .Manam ol in ' ir7i(r, ' - Delhert i.iin !. Assistant .ManaKer, Res. .1 lanis li;insen. Boys ' , tlilelics. .Il un . ' J L? let V , Ku h Snou i:ii. .Musis .Inne An M. dein e Kl.mll Mil or 1), irolhj- Deich. es, ( ircni.i titnl 1 Inter J r)l1 ■- •. d erii sins; K en net h ■; , r .etta ( rlhinnton 1 nil K le J.u.dis. Art, r, 1 veKn II. le. Speci lit ic-- . lolel Dille. ;..p.v Net. ll.i, ileni il ■. Tvp st . .1 e .!■ hns.in. JoUes; .deudar llurnard Alberlson. Sn.ip Nllots s age ONCi: upon a limi- a ntniii.il sclmol in Scinllinii Malm .kvnifil il III that the memlxM-s of the Ukk ' ni KkU sh.iuKI ha c a car book. This N ' ar book was to be known as the ■ ' Sa.nu.- due. no d.iubi lo ihe lacl ihal the surroundino counli-N was over-rown hv a hcAW .urowth ol a,.-.ebrush. . IUt much dihocnl hibor on the part of the editor and his asMslanK. and aller nukh uoha o er photographs, ap-shots and such hke. ihe hook was dul pnnled. On the tlav each sUident received his cop of the annuak iheie were man ' ■Oh ' s- aiul h ' on the part of these worthy indiviiUials for llie book was a record of ihe huji spots o iheir school life for thai ear. Since the issuing of that lirst annual, there have been manv -Sa.nes- and il is a real treat for facultv. alumni, or under.uradiiates lo read the stones and look al the iMCtures of these annuals of by-f.one ears In them are portraved the laces of friends whose friendship has increased with the vears; in them is recorded many a Lkx-A (if darins on the gridiron, on the track, or in the .-v m, Thev lind records ol plays, pro.urams, dances and other studeiil activilies that are held as sacresi memories. ' . i Kil

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A. S. N. QLAKTFT ESTEL I ' ERRINS A I ONE CR0L5)E ERANCIS HOLYOAK JAMS HANSEN Y. W. C. A. ■;?•■ ' ONI: ()!■ Till: luadint; organi alions lor the girls ol A. S. N. is llu- oun- Women ' s Christian Association. wkl nu-etings are held on Sunday afternoons in the New Hall parlor. .Much of the success of the organization this ear should be attributed to the members of the faculty who gave interesting and instructne talks or furnished musical programs. Besides the Sundav afternoon meetings, the girls have engaged in other enter- prises One of these uas the oriental sale held in the art room before (.hnstmas. Many novelties from the orient uere sold. Another source ol re enue lor the organization was from the sale of boxes of altractne Cdiristmas cards. This vear ' s organization has started a fund that is to be used in the building of a Y. W. C. A. hut at the Albion Normal as soon as the size ol the tund will warrant the erection of such a building. The officers this vear were: president. Dorothv Deich; vice-president. Kutli Donnelh-- secretar . lave Davis; treasurer. Kav Lamson : publicity chairman. Madeline ' Klamt: ' program chairman. .Marv B. Hvans: devotional chairman. Margaret rachek; social service chairman, irances Knott: music chairman. Kuth Snovrhill. .Miss Clarabell Severance was the facultv advisor and did much toward making the organization a success. Pane H«t

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It-: Ik The Sage of 1928-1929 is like other Sages in that it tells students of the high spots of the school year and gives them a photograph album of real worth— and et it is different this year. New ideas, new design and a new theme- something different— coupled with the paintsaking efforts of the editor and his assistants have made an annual of which the students of A. S. N. S. should be proud. It is hard to realize the amount of work required in getting an annual ready for publication, and et the story can be told briefl - in a few words— assign- ments to sub-editors, snap-shots, group pictures, individual pictures, advertising, write-ups, proof-reading, typing, printing, second proof-reading, assembling, pub- lication and at last— Will ou please write something in mv annuaPr— besides your name! The Sage editor wishes to express his appreciation to the members of the Sage Staff for their willing assistance and co-operation in this work. If this annual has attained any degree of success, it is due to the united efforts of all those who lia e con ' ributed toward its making. The staff is especialK ' grateful to those of the student bod - who took part in the Sage pla - to help finance this book and to the staff ad isor who so unseltishl - «ave her time and assistance to make the Sage a successful A. S. N. S. annual. Page 102