Junction City High School - Junco Ed Yearbook (Junction City, OR)

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S S A .L C E R O M O H P O S

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We, the Junior class in 1910, numbered eight, namely: Agnes Laing, Ralph Jackson, Carey Strome, Lois Parks, Kane Strome, Neil Purkerson, Wm. Perman and Bertha Hhrpole. Miss Anna McFarland entered school at mid-ye'lr, so that at present we number six as Mr. Purkerson is a member of Eugene High School; Miss Laing is in Caldwell, Idaho and Mr. Jacksoh is a bOOk-keeper for the Farmers and Merchants Bank of th1s city. So much for our members, now for'our place in the world. In student body organizations we come to the front having in the student body, Mr. Strome as an exceedingly successful Editor-in-chief and Miss Harpole as secretary. In the arena, our 'Willie makes quite a judicious president and our Carey an excellent secretary. Our Lois has the delightful job of being at the head of the girls Literary Society, with Miss Strome as her able secretary and Miss Harpole, sergeant-at-arms. In the staff we have Carey Strome as Editor-in-chief, Wm. Perman as business manager, Bertha Ha'rpole assistant business manager, and Lois Parks as Literary editor. . Wm. Perman represented us in debate. In athletics, Mr. Strome did some wonderful football play- ing and madegood in the track meets. Mr. Perman acted as football, coach, as captain of the boys' basket-ball team: and holds the record of making the most individual points in the Junior Freshman vs. Senior-Sophomore track meet. Three of our lassies, Miss Strome, Miss McFarland and Bertha Harpole figured prominently in girls Basket ball. Our ambitions are' that next year we shall be more prominent in athletics, social and mental affairs and graduate with many high honors. -B. HarpoleHIz.

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We, the Sophomores of J. C. H. S., are proud of our class and have just reasons for being so. The class of 1913 ranks second in size, and, is composed of brilliant and studious pupils. We have taken an active part in all high school affairs, espe- cially athletics. We have some of the best athletes of the June- tion. City High among both boys and girls. In the girlsi basket- ball team, we have Ruth Tower as captain, Florence and Inez Cooley, Reta Donavan and Bertine Orton. In the foot-ball team, We have Augustus Flint, Ejner Hentze and Chester Har- pole. Another department in which the Sophomores hold a prominent place is the track work of which Chester Harpole is manager. Most of the Sophomore boys take part in this branch of H. S. athletics. We must not forget debate. Two of the members of the Debating team were Sophomores, namely, Ejner Hentze and Martel Mickey. As a class, we have done our share in the social affairs of the student body. . Our intentions are to be the largest and most studious class of J. C; H. S. and as Seniors graduate with the highest honors yet won by any class of our High School. --M. G.JI3. 1,, , . mrti Vii S .Lnt 'x ' H,?ti'j'lH vs: 59'!