Arvada High School - Redskin Yearbook (Arvada, CO)

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graduation day drew near, the Seniors became worried, for the final test for the Hall of Fame was to come at that time. Some were complacent, some fairly well reassured of their success, while others were frankly nervous of the ordeal. But, under the capable tutelage of Miss Anna Langer, their confidence increased, and they learned to enter a room without tripping over the carpet design or some other huge obstacle. The long-awaited day arrived and the members of the Class of'26 entered the judgment room and awaited the decision of Great Judge Hooker. After lengthy deliberation, the Judge spoke. These were his words: “One of the following qualifications must be filled if you would enter the Hall of Fame. Athletes, having done valiant service on the team, and added to Arvada's glory, may enter. Music—If you have contributed to the harmony of A. H. S. by your silvery efforts, enter. Debating—All those that have swayed crowds by your eloquence, go within and take a prominent place. Dramatics—Those who have emulated Booth and Bernhardt are eligible.” And so down the list, different reasons for entering the Hall of Fame were given. Last, but not least, the person who never talked or whispered in Assembly was admitted with high honors. Page Seven