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

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ii iris, 9-Lazy, 1 J4'f 'Za Ct., g 4 l 1 J C. JUNIOR CLASS orrl ERS - ,021 af' S' Ivan Dunbar Verona Perrins Joe Chafburn Jane+ Felf - ', IVAN DUNBAR - . - - Presidenf Jos CHATBURN - - . - Treasure.- E VERONA PERRINS - - - becrelary JANET FELT - - - - Vice Prosidcnl X . t J 33 xx, J X N N Q, x 'QL are Bi AS-N X N XS x FK-YTXK, :SGT-ii! 'ass 'xr K J, K 0. 'v- Junior Message E, THE junior class of I935, find ourselves no longer individual srudenrs 'From widely spread high schools, bul' a parl' of Jrhe Albion Siare Normal. During our iirsl year's iraining we have made many new friends, noi only among ourselves. buf among Jrhe seniors. We wish rhem success as reachers and cirizens in rhe coming years. We shall 'l'Fy +o carry on in 'lheir loorsleps under Presidenl Snyder and The iaculry, whom we have come To re-specr and admire as our leaders. CLASS OF I935 IVAN DUNBAR, Presidenr slGarl Alberfson Maxine Arnende Eva Ashmead Larry Barnes Tom Bell Warren Bingham Farrel Black Harold Blue Harold Brown Frances Burdick rl 28? 0.1 ACL: ff'-ff l l l.

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Senior Message Tl-IE senior class oT i934 welcomes The day oT iTs graduaTion. For Two years we have worked To accomplish our ideal, which we believe To be oT The highesT Type, To become Teachers. ln assuming The responsibiliTies of liTe we shall endeavor To Tind our opporTuniTies, ThaT we may more richly give To Those who Tollow. We have been largely on The receiving end oT liTeg now iT is our chance To give. The desTinies of human beings are in parT To be deTermined by whaT we do or Tail To do. CharacTers are in The making in our hands. We welcome This opporTuniTy To give all ThaT we have oT whaT a greaT civilizaTion oTFers To Those whom we Teach-The spiriT oT PlymouTh, The paTrioTism of I776, The devoTion. sacrifice, cour- age, and loyalTy ThaT are inherenT in The building of This greaT naTion. These have all gone To make us whaT we are. lT is our privilege To pass Them on. As we sTand Thus, in anTicipaTion of our TuTure. and picTure whaT we would make our ulTimaTe goal, we cannoT be unmindiul of The many TacTors ThaT have conTribuTed To make our lives worThwhile during our d cl years here. Among These we cherish mosT highly our Triends an un er- sTanding associaTes. Our separaTion Trom Them would be hard To bear were iT noT Tor The hope oT incorporaTing inTo The lives oT oThers Those principles ThaT They have so generously given us. Fellow sTudenTs wiTh whom we have labored, TaculTy advisers who have ever given us wise council, we bid you each Tarewell. We have a sublime ' T 'll alwa s live in TaiTh and confidence in you and Though we par , you wi y our memories. May you Tind much ioy as you conTinue To perpeTuaTe The principles and ideals ThaT have made our Alma MaTer. A -RAYMOND wRleLEY -T 27 Z'

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