Cisco High School - Lobo Yearbook (Cisco, TX)

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9 i K' Class of '28 NE of the most intelligent classes that ever entered a high school enrolled as Freshmen in C. H. S. in September, 1924. Just ask any member of the Junior Class for verification of this fact! But no matter how hard we tried, we failed to gain any recognition from the jealous upperclassmen during the whole year. However, the next year even the Seniors were overheard admiring the Sophomore class pins. And as for the Lobo teams, boys' and girls ', where would they have been without our help and the assistance of our two yell leaders? Ask them! As Juniors, we wouldn 't exchange places with any class in school. What other class has nearly three years of noble accomplishment behind it, with one year of special privileges just ahead? None! But don 't think we are just sitting down and viewing the landscape o'er -that isn't our style. Haven't you heard of the wonderful Lobo basket ball quilt that we auctioned off during the A. A. U. tournament? Well, by the time you read thi , the Junior Class play will have been the talk of the town, and last year 's Senior banquet made to look like the insignincant affair it was. So Here 's to the Juniors, Class of '28, In all activities We participate: In literary work or any kind of ball,- It doesn't matter-we excel in all. And intelligent? Enough is said, Everything's found in a Junior's head! And when we become the mighty and high. Preceding classes will look and sigh, Succeeding classes will have to work long, Ere they are able to sing our song. Say, won't that be some class of Seniors, That class of '28, who are now Juniors? Nl 1. ,.. -F. . I. 1 . Vigil ll F