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

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,R l V . , - I .L , - I; E k! .:3 .' w I, '3': f . ,3 . i 1. ' 1 , h v n: NQAQWHAWw .fwja. 7:2..- -7 ' ' L W. U A j. C. H. S. TRACK SQUAD 'l I Standing: Jensen. Butler, Reetz. C. Strome, Harpole mng Sitting: G. Strome. C. Hentzc, Jorgensen. Thom kath Perman, Mickey. Flint.

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T RAC'K W ORK. A track team was organized this spring as a new venture in the athletic field. A large squad entered and active practice is , being carried on. Atrack meet was held between the Senior-Sophomore vs. Freshmen-Junior Classes in which the former scored 56 points to their opponents 39. No records were broken in this meet, but it was plain to be seen that the J. C. H. S. has talent in most of the lines. Perman proved the big point-winner for the losers, scoring 29 while Thom finished a total of 21, the highest on the winning side. The points stood as follows: iI4--,12 ,13-,II. Permaan .................................................. 29 Thom ......................................................... 2I Jensen ......................................................... 5 Harpole ................................................... 13 Butler ......................................................... - 3 Reetz ......................................................... IO C. Strome ..................... , ......................... 2 Tracer .......................................................... 4 -- Flint ............................................................. 3 39 Relay Race .......................................... 5 56 The team is just getting in good practice shape and by, the close of' the season we hope to see the names of some of our students on the honor rolls of some of the interscholastlc meets.

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Junction City High School Commandments. e I. Thou shalt honor this school before all others. ' II. b .Thou oshalt not go to the lower floor during school hours Wlthout first puting their name on the board. III. Thou shalt not run up or down stairs or verily thou shalt see Mickey. IV. Thou shalt not stand in the lower hallway, for there Mrs. Mickey is on guard. V. Thou shalt not thI'OWtsnOW toward the school building, for such is the rule of the teachers. VI. Thou shalt not leave the room before roll call, for by so doing thy name may fail to be checked off in H. A. Setlllelr's big book. ' VII. Thou shalt not let thy desk cover stand open for, verily, I say unto you; Thou shalt be accused of eating peanuts or read- ing some work of fiction. ; VIII. . Thou shalt try to keep thy grades up, for then thou mayest have the privilege of entering athletics. IX. Thou shalt not be tardy more than once in a month for then thou Wilt have thy deportmtent marked lower. . . X. Thou shalt not follow in the footsteps of the Seniors. WISE AND OTHERWISE. Miss H. tcounting the puffs on Miss Mcts coiffuret ttOne, two, three, and a fizzle? Willie: ttAnna, thou dost not know what love is? Anna: ttTeach me, Willie; teach meV, I Mr. R. tholding a magnifying glass before hinU: ttI wonder if I can find Scullen?