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Page 14 text:
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THE OFFICERS ELECTED THIS YEAR ARE: Zetetic. Pres.—Lilah Train. Vice-Pres.—(leorge McLane. Sec.—Ora McLane. Critic—Mr. Yeager. Alimia Beta Phi. Pres.—Blois Barrett. Vice-Pres.—Selma Belifeld. Sec.—Howard Thomas. Critic—Miss Kelsey.
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Page 15 text:
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THE SENIOR BANNER On a bright moonlight night, soon after the beginning of the school term, the inhabitants of the city were awakened by the ringing of a 1h 11 —supposedly, the tire alarm. But, upon going out of doors, they found that it was nothing but the clatter of the school-house bell and, turning their eyes in that direction, they beheld some- thing, in the form of a banner, floating calmly from the Hag pole. Soon after tin sound had died away, three young men rushed by the Prin- cipal's residence, but they were suddenly halted by a tall, graceful figure coming out of the front door. They “bolted” in another direction, and were soon lost to view. The next morning, a large, orange and black pennant met the eager gaze of the pupils, as they wended their way to school. All through that day, the high school pupils allowed their eyes to wander, with a peculiar twinkle, in the direction of those three Senior boys, who were always guilty of any disorders about the building. The banner was up! But would it stay? The Juniors had held a secret meeting and were evi- dently planning something desperate. Seven o’clock, in the evening, saw those same three boys enter a door in the building, especial- ly prepared for the purpose, to carry out their plans of defense. A few young ladies of the class were admitted just before the siege began. The Juniors appeared with a force of about fifteen boys and commenced to storm t he “fort.” Not being able to bold the “works” against the besiegers, the occupants retired to the l elfry, taking the ladder with them. The enemy entered and tried, as best they could, to open the trap- door that would give them full access to the banner; but all in vain, for seven persons were standing upon it.
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