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

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Professor; Florence Cooley as Antonids mother; Will Hoppes, a very dignified Duke; and Helen Ehrmann as Mrs. Gobbs, performed 6 ; their parts exceedingly Well. The Juniors will again appear this season in the Junior play, entitled ttThe Little Savage? :1 military play full of life, action and funny complications It is not our intention to stop with laurels we have already gained, but to push ahead with iiExcelsiorii as our motto.

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Eluninr 011mm President WILL HOPPES Vice President ................. GRACE JACKSON Secretary .................... HELEN EHRMANN I Treasurer ....................... EJNER HENTZE Sergeant-at-Arms .......... FLORENCE COOLEY There are just thirteen members in the class Of ll3. An un- lucky number, you may think, but we are not at all superstitious. On the other hand, we rather believe that Providence has been most kind in furnishing us so many brilliant and industrious students. In all student body activities, the Juniors have taken an active part. In the Junco-Ed staff we possess the two Chief executives, namely, Roy Tracer as a competent Editor in Chief, and Will Hoppes' as a successful manager. l Ejner Hentze is another prom- inent staff officer, being editor of debate and student body organi- zatlons. In the list of student body ofhcers, we find Helen Ehrmann as Secretary. In debate we made a brilliant showing, having Ejner Hentze as manager and leader Of the affirmative team, and Will Hoppes as leader of the negative. When it comes to athletics, we do not stand in the rear. All our boys are represented in track work-Reetz and Hoppes in foot- ball, Tracer and Hoppes in basketball. In girlsl athletics, more than half of our girls take part, and Helen Ehrmann was Chosen captain of the team. In the Arena, Roy Tracer is President; Will Hoppes, Secre- tary; and Ejner Hentze, Treasurer. We are not entirely without representation in the Hypation Club, as Helen Ehrmann has the honor of being editor and Ruth Tower sergeant-at-arms. l Five of our members were seen behind the footlights in HMer- chant of Venice Up-to-Datefl Ruth Tower made a very handsome and bewitching Portia; Wilbur Reetz took down the house as the 25

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QDur QIlaaa When the leaves were turning golden, When the howers had ceased to bloom, Then the pupils commenced crowding In the Junction High School room. Quietly we took our places, And we formed a silent mass, As the Seniors whispered tround us, See the freshest Freshman class. Oh! the time passed on so slowly In those first few weeks of strife, Then our shyness dropped from tround us, And we commenced enjoying life. We heeded not the Seniorst teasing, But the Juniorst taunting cries Made our very heart-beats quicker And our angry passions rise. But our good, forgiving natures Soon would make our anger cool, And before the year was ended We were loved by all the school. 27