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

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Iuni(ii Whiisc I ' iclutv- Ho Nut App - ' ' ' I l-.l AND Al HIN RL Til BARl 0 SlllRLt ' i ' BAKI.OW OTHA MINMF; lii:NM;TT DOROTHY CO.MPTON BI-.SFIt DtNO NORA BhI l-h DciWl 1 1 ROSV I AIRCIIII I) WRS ji M1 I AKUl IIAK Al l( I I ' l l-T tlll-R II I I.N lORIl Nl; MR Mil I Ih CROW I I K(l HARRIS I c)KI IIORNE l) IIORNH II I I I OGAN KOISIRI W II SON 1)1 1 I A . U ORO 01 Ains Ml KKII I MARION NM- OI-NtNIHXH SACKETT CLARENCE SIMMONS Gl VDAS SMITH INEZ SMITH W II 1 IA 1 I HOMPSON Junior History CcDU ' III! yc liuh and l issii-s true And shine voitr lovalty jar » M) SO W I CA.Ml: ill tlu ' torni ol a hundrcj ihirt -iliivc junioi lo sliow our intcUigciuc or our lack of such, (. ' .real was tho ux- alcnifiit of the first da s for there was an unusual stir in Retting settled and enrolled. , week passed rather unevenlfullv but We soon fell into the groove and the machiners ' ran on quiellv anil elTicientl . Then came the call for l(«)tball nun W uh colors fixing our junior boys lined up before Jake and dutifullx took the training oath. Our representation — a large number of husk bo s — proved of great value 1(1 the . . S. N. S. team when the lime for aclion arrived. Ihe lunior literarv societies slarleil nlf ■full till and gave the seniors much competition, when it came to arranging programs, sing- ing, and in fact being enierlainmg. The nexl event was the basketball. Did the juniors make a good showing? What a Inolish i|ueslion lo ask ' Of course, ihev did. ' I ' aken as a whole, the juniors have done iheir best lor . . S. N. and all feel that after the junior Hop is over their vear will have been a complete success. P;iKe SQ