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Class Officers President—Stella Peck Vice President -Grace Sherman Secretary—Edna Hagans Treasurer—Otto Eidal ( ' lass Colors—Orange and Black Class Teachers—Miss Engle, Mr. Kooken and Mr. Sparks CLASS SONG (To the tune or In My Harem.”) Ob, tbe Juniors, the Juniors; The Sophies, Freshies. Seniors: They must follow where we go. They always will be slow; Boost at breakfast, boost at dinner. Boost at supper time; Boost for good old Normal And It doesn’t cost a dime. Oh. the Juniors, the Juniors: There’s faking, shaking quaking. But the work we do Will make our teachers wish All the Seniors were Juniors, too. —A. Cox, 8. Peck, :»
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Class History our way to “ d w. wj to cla.se . it Was «„on rte ihT ' Hl KTra ed ’ we »ore assigned of being the large., class ever enrolled in ° r ,S, the honor man. vice president; Edna sT, ! thK ‘ er T,1, ' , ,r - President; Grace ShJ -- - « »»«. r:,rrr zxr — - -H -Esr.ir r,:z::r: —« «j ' -.“isrs rr?.r-■ ■ ' - - w decorated with the class colors. Orange an I Wh ‘ Ch W “ 8 • tabor » t J black cats and witches. ' “ ' “ w,,h corn « lk», pumpkins, After the march and class song le d b v Satan ct . resurrection of the school •Spirit. ' dancing nat ? ' a d W,tch€ - and th men,, of cider and doughnuts were served. ’ “ “ ntl1 ’ ‘ e hour Refr h- evenlng of January ] 2 ! tcf or j° ' ' ' wh,ch to ° k Pl«» on the Thorp, seven miles away. “ ' ester. We celebrated by going to The two large, roomy four-horse steteh., chaperones. Miss Ensle. Mr. Sparks. Miss wZT !! W “ h JUnior and ° r Thorp only too Boon. Here we witnessed « v ” Kooken w « reached ball between Thorp and Slow-Corners W rml oon,e ‘ ed sme of basket- .. . v:::,r.r:r,r ™ • « ■ - - -... r. r M r:, ■ rr ir- - One of the events the year is -,vy D.y.- ,. rly May «PO“ the year of 19I4 memortw. 8ha ,00k ' ,Bck 30
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