Arvada High School - Redskin Yearbook (Arvada, CO)

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C h Jon{o j, came to pass that there dwelt in the land f the Juniorians a tribe who wished to do wondrous things. I-ong nights and weary lays did they spend endeavoring to do deeds worthy of recognition. Always, however, the act committed seemed to them to be ordinary and not worthy of mention. Small groups would entertain the various tribes of the district, or several of their number would lead the tribe in battle. Many of the choicest examples of manhood had given their lives that their Clan might be renowned. Many and many were the times that the wisest or strongest or most beautiful in all the land of the Orient had been selected from them. Yet never had any one act seemed to them to be worthy of such a tribe of true believers. Now within each one of the Juniorians there burned a tiny spark of genius, which was known as the Flame of Life. Each Junior was permitted by the Spirits of Light to use the Flame but once and then he must give up (Dajj °J 19 his life. Life was so precious, and the Flame held so sacred that it was held sacreligious to speak lightly of it. Now, one day the Spirits of Evil spread their robes of Blackness over the land, and every effort to pierce the veil was of no avail. From nearby tribes came the wails of children and the agonized prayers of the men and women who wrere helpless and without Light. In the camp of the Juniorians, consternation reigned for some time. Suddenly their leader drew from his breast the tiny torch of Life. Without one word each tribesman unhesitatingly gave his Flame. The heavens above and the earth below were lighted as never before. When the Evil Spirits had withdrawn into the innermost recesses of the Earth, the Spirits of Light appeared in the camp of the Sleeping Juniorians and said: “For three moons shalt thou sleep, oh worthy Juniorians. At the end of that time wilt thou return to Life, to be known henceforth as Seniorians or those who have accomplished great deeds.” 19

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Thelma Mollctt Mary Hurst Stanley Hogan Vernon Smith Doris Wilson Edwin Sherer Marry Kimmett Harry Grace Elsie Martelon Angeline Dcgcnhart Clarence Smith | % Charlotte Teller Elaine Dalke 20