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We are Sophomores bright and gay, Know our lessons every day; Lessons are not hard for us, Over them we do not fuss. We have some who're pretty bright, Take for instance Rena White; Blanche too is quite keen, And Elsie’s ability is plainly seen. Grant, whom they call Red, Also has a pretty big head; Frederic is so big and stout, He has lots of brains, no doubt. In Geometry Robert a shark might be, It's as easy for him as turning a key; Adam Smith, whom they call Pud, In History is most awfully good. Delmar comes to English with his English down pat, And answers the questions right off the bat; Though Charles in weight is rather licht, Nevertheless he is really bright. Hazel gets out of every Exam, At the head of her class nearly always does stand; Ernest is so bright they say, That he studies only by the light of day. When it comes to baseball Emil’s right there, In fact there’s nothing he will not dare; In order to complete the baker's dozen, Kenneth Young comes to set things buzzin. So we are the Sophomores bright and gay, The reason now you'll not gain say; A brighter class there ne'er can be, Than this one class of 23. , BR, la 23 Page Seventeen
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President... 40s Vice President.... Secretanyaren ea: ibreasurersec ee Elisa Houda Hazel Laughlin Blanche Phillips Rena White Grant Wood Robert Mackey Ernest Hemmerling CLASS OF ’23 Delmar Mahaffey Kenneth Young Adam Smith Charles Bigley Frederic Wing Emil Szuggas Page Sixteen
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FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Ag Aes nce ERO? te er en Paney S RE Mildred Wenger Wee IPreiclaniecaavosacoononeddoomaneusd Nettie Pierce St. Peter’s Dream St. Peter stood at the gates of Heaven, And just for a moment dreamed a dream; A class had come that numbered twice seven, Of Banning High School; sure the cream. ‘Come one by one,” St. Peter said, “A youth, then maid, to balance fair.” But, alas! eight Freshmen forthwith sped, While six-twelfths of a dozen boys were there. And now the Freshies racked their brains, For they all would climb the golden stair, When with gasp of glee she scarce restrains Her plan unfolds the dauntless Claire. “It's Tommy there and Tommy here— And Tommy where's that bloomin’ ball?” “Td be a Tommy Hawk, so dear And help you climb the whitewashed wall.” Page Eighteen
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