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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'!
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FRESMAN CLASS ALPHABET. A is for Algebra, Freshmanis delight, B, is for Burns, whose head is not right. C. is for Carrssometimes off the track, D. is for Duty wherein we neier lack. E. is for Edwards, whose form is so lank, F. is for Freshies, whom Scullen won,t spank. G. is for Gadke, who primps like the deuce, H. is for History, a form of abuse. I. is for Ideas, which Freshies must learn, J. is for James, who admires the Fermi K. is for Kindness our dear teavchlers show, L. is for Love as some of us knowi. M. is for Mable, who thinks Mickeyis a crank, N. is for Nonsensestweill leave this line blanki. O. is for Order in which, we excell, P. is for Peter, who knows but cant tell. Q. is for Question, which teachers propound, R. for Reply so deep and profound. S. is for Strome, who a maid did adore, T. is for Thelmaspoor Jack is no more. U. is for Union, Which we ever maintain, V. is for Virtue-our lifeis greatest aim. W. is. for Winnonasthe youngest of us, X is for Xenophon ta wise old cusvsi. Y. is for Young-the pride of the set-- And Z is the last of the Alphabet. --E. R'. B.-,I4.
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