Arvada High School - Redskin Yearbook (Arvada, CO)

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dlutttnr $jtglt Srtioal Class of 1922 Motto: “Honor waits at Labor’s Gate” t’lass Flower: Carnation white Class Colors: Brown and white Harold Lawrence, President Helen Baker. Secretary Harry Grace. Vice President Ai.vs M. Kkkker. Treasurer .Motto: “We fly with our own winds' Class Flower: Blue violet Class Colors: Silver and blue Jack Greek, President Anna Atkinson, Secretary Katherine Newton, Vice President M. Millard Browne, Treasurer Faye Twenty-eight

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QHaaa of 1925 ☆ ☆ ☆ CLASS OFFICERS Wii.i.ahd Minqes. President Mamie Ross, Secretary William Teller, Vice President Miss La kooky, Treasurer ( lass Colors: Purple and gold ('lass Flowers: Sweet peas and violets Class Motto: “Patience and perseverance conquer all things” Hr arr jirnufo of imxu} grwn “F” is for the frogs of greenish hue, “R is for two rooms in which we live. “E is for our English which each day is something new. “S” is for the speeches which we must give, “H is for History of our class, “M” ' is for the marks we get to pass. “E stands for “exams” we have to take. “N” is for the “nuts” that try to fake. “C” is for cards we take home to mother, “L” means the “licking” we get from hig brother. “A” stands for the “after class” we suffer, “S“ is for sweet solving of an example, “S” is for our songs we sing in chapel. F. V. l'ii r Tuth11 -seven

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an thp (Blann of ’22 ☆ ☆ ☆ For many years, we’ve struggled oV Hard learning’s rocky path, To master ancient mystic lore, History, English, Math. Our teachers labor eagerly To force a little sense No matter if hut meagerly Into our brains so dense. And, even if we do not seem To progress in the race. Why, you would never eve i dream How swift we think the pace. Hail! Noble Class of ’22. —Charlotte Teller. an the (Class nf ’23 iAr ☆ ☆ We have a class we think just fine, Of which 1 am young to tell in rhyme; Forty-eight is the number, a large one you will say We strive to get our lessons day by day; There is Assembly with music so sweet For us we can tell you it’s surely a treat. There's also a day we love best, for we may Have basketball and athletics so healthful, they say We enjoy each other, and oh, such fun. Vet we are tired, it’s true, when the day is done. My verse is near finished, but I will take time. To ponder and think of the future sublime. How we ll look back on these things once so dear I’m sure to think of them can’t help but cheer. No matter how great or how small we may be. Farewell, Class of ’23, think sometimes of me. —Evolyn Lorenz. Page Twenty nine