Auburn High School - Trojan / Oracle Yearbook (Auburn, IL)

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First row—William Sturgis, John Masterson, Adella Bigler, Roy Carter, Lottie Engert, Ceeile Crouse, Teddy Skaggs. Second row—Ralph Easley, Ray Nuckolls, Violet Stevens, Mr. McMullen, (Class Advisor) Virginia Clark, Kathryn Regan, Blanche Snell. Third row—Horace Landon, Helen Murphy, Minnie Parrish, Kathryn Clarke, Dorothy Barbee, Lloyd Spencer, Goldie Suydan, Ruth Knox. Fourth row—Hubert Hatcher, Harold Williams, Orville Fry, George Mehr. Walter Brittin, Elizabeth Brunk. Class Officers President..................................................John Masterson Vice-President ............................................Helen Murphy Secretary and Treasurer....................................Virginia Clark Class Motto—B-sharp, B-natural, never B-flat. Class Colors—Red and White. Class Flower—Red and White Rose Buds. 31

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JUNIORS»2 30

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Junior Class History Speaking of the “Junior Class”—don't ask us to write anything about ourselves, for we are too modest. We would reather hear the other fellow tell about our good work,—but let him say anything against us! “Beware of our Hag of ‘Red and White .” Shy and green as any Freshmen we first entered High, but we ripened so quickly that, in our Sophomore year, when the Seniors were getting their escorts, they mistook us for Juniors. As for the great good we did last year and lliis, well, you perhaps know the old saying, “Actions speak louder than words.” Cast your eyes about and gaze at the beautiful pictures that decorate tin High School walls; then ask where they came from. No, you need not do that, just read the inscription on one in the assembly and it will tell the story. Are High School Athletics lacking because of support from our class? We can easily answer this, for just count the boys on the Basket-ball and Foot-ball teams and find how many come from the Junior Class. “ Stars too.” As for “Good Lookers”, who took the g'rls and boys beauty contest in '10?—The Freshmen. Did we sell all the Lyceum tickets for the Parent-Teachers? Ju t look at the Red and White banner in the assembly. Was our Junior Play “Topsy Turvey” a success? Ask—anyone! Why, they’re talking about it yet ! Are we pressed for money for our “Oracle”? Look at our bank book. Will we make a success of our Senior year? Just wait and see, for “We’re Quantity and Quality to bring our class of ’22 thru’ any kind of weather.” In the meantime if you would know the secret of our success read this little verse: “The heights of great men reached and kept, Were not attained by sudden Hight, But they, while their companions slept, Were toiling upward thru’ the night.” —K. Clarke and II. Murphy. 32