Klamath Union High School - El Rodeo Yearbook (Klamath Falls, OR)

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I should answer, I should tell YOU, That among the nine were numbered Two of sturdy Freshman valor, And among the tennis squad a Number of the iRooksl were counted. Now as Sophs we were kept busy Dramatizing Copperfield to Show our talent in the drama, And in giving entertainments T0 the little bunch of Freshmen, tFor we were the most to entvelrl, And with success we gave iiDaVid T0 the school one April morning, In the ball games and debating We excelled above all others. On this team of debating There were two of our strong classmen, And in May in interclass meets LDid we win more points than any, And as Juniors we reigned over All the others, and as usual, Carried all the school elections. Best ofmall the feats of pleasure Was our banquet for the Seniors, For we ate itill teachers scoWled And reminded us of morning. Seven of the twelve in football Were some Juniors strong and worthy Of the place the judges gave them. When in winter iiKisii were given We received our share with others. Now as Seniors we are ruling Ruling, with the teachers guiding Our weak footsteps, for lifeis journey. The debaters are all Seniors, In athletics we are leading, In the tennis, football, baseball And in basketball games also. Many will be in the track meet To be given in the Springtime. Many now are in the gle. On the iiBoomerii staff are many, The iiPair of Spectaclesii will be Given by the class of Seniors Some nice evining a Co And although our lVe are thirty four Out of fifty-iive gr, And the mest to leave the High school Since the time of its beginning. e Clubs, mmencement, ranks are thinning, 1n number, DONNA MACK ,1-4- Page 24 ' Ii fhl t . D! .1 abs

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MARGUERITE DUNBAR Entered from Klamath Falls Gram- mar School, 1910. Secretary of Class, 114; Class Song. 11Always cheerful and lightheartedf FORREST PEIL Enttred from Klamath Falls Gram- mar School, 1910. President Student Body, ,14; Debate, 111, . ,12, 013, 114; President of Class, 113; Football, 113, 114; Editor'An- nual, 113; Athletic Editor Annual, ,14; Baseball, 114. Win immersion of cogitative faculties in cogibundity 0f cogitationf bONNA MACK Entered from Klamath Falls Gram- mar School. 1910. Secretary of Class, ,13; Class History. 11Blessred with plain reason and sober sense? EDXYIN COX. Entered from Klamath Falls Gram- mar School, 1910. Class Presi- dent, 112; Student Body President, 113; Debate,112,113; F00tba11j13, 114; Athletic Editor Annual, 113; Josh Editor Annual, 114; Track, 113; Athletic Cabinet, 114. 11The most manifest sign. of Wisdom is continued cheerfulnessy KATHERINE XVILLIAMS Entered. from G. W. Clayton School, Denver, Colorado, 1910. 11Should life all labor beim