Lewiston High School - Bengal Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

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19 zo o G0LD3g. QQ? 1 .ik , M . N x ! x........u , X L-...-...... ., , . ,, n v f President - Yicc 1,l'CSil1C1ll Sucrctary - Treasurer Qtlaas Qbfficers G ILO RG E DEAN - IZENTUN DLINJXXVAY Class Colors Red and VVhite Class Motto Keep the Faith Class Flower Red Rose 19 FQXNNIE DIRKS EDNVJXRD ESTES

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1 9 2 CD GOLD? 2 ' Ding dong hell. l3arrett's in the well, XVho lct him fall? Mr. Yictor lflall, NVl1o called him names? Miss Winnifred -lainvs, And Mr. Hall received no merit For drowning our poor Mr. Barrett. Miss llalgren teaches history, She also sings we know, Hut her hobby is keeping assembly VVhich at times is rather slow. Miss Ada VVilde, so gentle and mild, Sat on the lawn one day, A man full of bliss, asked for a kiss And frightened Miss Wilde away. Little Fred Babcock sat on a house-top, Drinking some Junior punch, He dipped in his hat and pulled out Il rat. And said HVVhat a fine little lunch. Miss McCallie, Quite enthralling, How do your classes go? XVith seeds and ants And bugs and plants, And little cats all in a row. Oh Miss Diver give me a book. I want to read in a quiet nook: Read it and write it in ecstacy, n For which T expect a perfect ll -I W 18

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1 1 9 zo e e y A PURPLEA G OLD? 1 ROBERT BERG13R--- Why Uffllilf they all happy like mc? Always ready to smile out loudp Bob is a popular member of our class. Athlete. Lowrtu. BERRY-l-lis knowledge is un- limiteclvancl he feels capable of in-A structing the faculty. He is a willing helper, with a cheerful dis- position. 20 - s Cn.xu1.1:s Bixmtk- Be silent, or say someilzing lmiter than silence. A man who canlencl dignity and a certain amount of grace to any occasion. A pillarin the Post office. !-'rx P .,.,,,. ,,. , FR.xNc12s l3.x1:fPiAN-Her one aim is to do her bestfller one regret is that she cannot .gnclertake e v e 1' y t li i n g. Frances has made a splendid ac- companist this year. ' ' .4