Melba High School - Butte Yearbook (Melba, ID)

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,PHE BUTTE M. H. S unior Legend You shall hear of how the Juniors They, the thriving class of Juniors Whom the pupils call the Wise Ones Vexed the High School with their wiseness You shall hear of all their doings In the school called Melba High School. In November with the Seniors They to Kuna cave departed ' Feastedg then for a stroll they journeyed While the Soplfmores in mad frenzy Worked great havoc in the camp: Threw the pickles all about them Left the camp deserted. In the many moons that followed They, among the guests assembled With the Seniors gave a great play Of the trials of Married Ones. They worked bravely in the Opera And toiled madly at their year book Soon will come their glad departure To the great class of the Seniors In the School called Melba High School. Aldine Sharp '25.- The Class 'of'25 The days they come, and swiftly go, and pass on through the year, And on they glide with giant strides, till winter time is near And with it comes the Junior class as cheerful as can be Freshmen, Sophomores are behind usg the Juniors now are we Now Harry twice in our class we have, 'tis Selby and Delo Then Mabel Swett is next in lineg she doesn't forget you know, Then Aldine Sharp, our President, the leader of the class VVe all take part, so on we start, and toil on through at last For Harry Delo the future holds, not many years away A beautiful wife, a fair young brideg she'll mind him too I'll say, He'll always love her as he shouldg but lest you're growing bored, I'll stop right now to gladly add, they'll ride round in a Ford. Harry Selby will run wild, how awful it does seemg As he goes studying on his way, still him we do esteem. But good may come to him e'en yet, don't worry till you're grey The young must sow their wild oats, so folks always say. The future of Miss Mabel Swett is very lonely For, as it is, she always says, just simply I love me . She'll be convinced no other way, 'tis very strange but true If you ask her why, she will reply VVhat matters it to you? Aldine Sharp has but one aimg education is her goal If she keeps on she-'ll have it yet before she's very oldg Methinks I see her now, in the days that are yet to be A teacher in Physics or English, and maybe geometry! -.llrcbrfl Swnif, 125

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M, H, S, 'lil-IE IBU'F1'E 13 unior Class ROLL CALL Auuss SHARP. President Hluuu' Dano, Vice 1,l'llHilIC'1lt MABPDL Swr:'r'r. Sgt.-at-A rms Hmun' Sl-:1.m', Secrrfary-Treasurer Mx. MCCULLY, Advisor CLASS FLowr:a-Red Rose Cmss Conons-Brown and Gold Cmss Mo'r'ro- Labor omnia vincent I History Class of '25 HIS is the first year that the Junior Class of '25 has been a distinctly organized class. This year we held an election of otiicers early in September. Each of us holds an office. As a class, we feel that this has been a good year. We have progressed us holds an oiiice. As a class, we feel that this has been a good year. We have progressed far, due to able instruction and diligent work. Three of our members are new students in M. H. S. this vearg vet we find that we are so perfectly at home here that Melba High School ranks first in 'our estimation. With a feeling of regret, we remember that we have passed the third milestone of our High School career. But one more year and we have passed from High School life. VVe intend to make that one remaining term a better one than the last. We hope to attain more as Seniors: we hope to have new wisdom and deeper knowledge. The further we go in school, the more we realize what vast fields of learning lie jiixirexplored before us. We close our textbooks now, in the closing days of our Junior year, only to resume our studies again as the graduating class of '25. -Aldine Sharp '25.

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