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

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911111111111an $13155 When we began our High School career in the fall of 1910, our class consisted of twenty-six members, and as a whole was a very promising one. But as the new school term of 1911 began, our ranks were slightly decreased and we were glad to welcome Gladys Wagner, Bertha Stoner, Hobert McFadden, Hollie Leathers, Thelma Hughes and Frank Edwards into our midst as Sophomores. Today our class consists of twenty-one active members, the largest class in the High School. And we bid fair to be the largest class to graduate from J. C. H. 5. As a class we are all heroes in the strife, having on the Juncoe Pd staff Thelma Hughes as society editor, Glen Strome as assistant subscription agent, Holly Leathers as athletic editor, and Hobert McFadden as assistant business manager. In athletics we have some of the stars of the school. In basket- ball, six of our ten boys took part. In football, five of these held prominent places on the team. Two of our girls figured promi- nently in girls, basketball. In the tryout debate, nine of our mem- bers took part, and Thelma Hughes made a place on the debating team. In student body, We have Glen Strome, Treasurer. Early in the year we elected the following officers: Ray Van- thrine, President; Gladys Wagner, Vice President; Glen Strome, Treasurer; Hobert McFadden, Secretary; Harold Burns, Sergeant- at-Arms; Maybelle Gadke, Editor. 112211111111 but that we 11gb School. it see 1 :21111 accomplished 111 722111111 first semester 11111 thought that th 22101111 faithful 01195 11111131115111.1310 d0 111 41911.11 held our 11m 1113: Sam Sheldt. Pre 1:11:11Trmurer: Karl 132-1101. We also chos1 31d others have be 31

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Freshman Class