Augusta High School - Beaver Yearbook (Augusta, WI)

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PURPLE AND WHITE SENIOR CLASS The present Senior Class started school four years ago with a class roll of over forty students. During our freshman year we were the height of greenness and achieved small fame, saving our greatness for the years to come. We suffered the usual initiation, had many enjoyable parties and studied hard. In our Sophomore year we really started to enjoy our school life. We gave the Freshman an initiation such as never had been given before, and thus showed them our superiority and their own verdantness. We took a prominent part in school activities throughout the year. With the opening of our junior year began one of the busiest years of our high school life. In the spring of the year we presented the class play, M an or M ouse. We gave a prom to the Seniors and were entertained by them with a picnic in return. Besides these activities, our class basketball team was the champion of the school, and we had the highest scholastic standing. Our Senior year has proved, of course, the most important as it marked the close of our High School career. We have had a struggle of four years to earn the diploma which this year brings us. This year we have had a very high class aver- age. Our basketball team won the class tournament once more. We also presented our class play, Polishing Papa. When this year's class is gone, its absence will be felt, not only because of its good students, but also because of its representation in all forms of school life. 1931 Page Fifteen