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Junior Class History On September I. 1926, sixty-one boys .and girls entered the gates of high school to carry the name of “freshmen”. Some at first were dis outraged by the pranks and jokes of the upper classmen, but in about a week the dismal clouds turned blue and everything started with a hum. rite class organized and elected the officers for the year, and we freshmen played the game to prove ourselves to be winners, not losers. During the year we had a party and several weiner roasts and joined in the other school activities and showed our loyalty to N. H. S. When it came to athletics our class was outstanding. Several of our boys made the varsity football and basket ball teams, while the girls came forward and showed their ability in basket ball. hen we started into our second year we found that our enrollment had decreased to about forty, but neverthless we began anew. I bis year our class contributed several to the various musical organiza tions, as the glee clubs and orchestra and we found that great talent was wrapped in the Sophomore class. Quickly the term rolled by and we enjoyed the summer vacation. hen we assembled again this fall we found that our number had again taken a back slide and we started our third year with only thirty-live. In our class, athletics have held a high place. All the high school has appreciated the steady work of Bennett, Brink', Fletcher, and Kneze-vich in the football seasons, and we are proud to know that Bennett, one out of our ranks, was elected captain of the football squad for next y ear. hen the basketball season opened our boys again came forward and Bennett, and Bretzius represented us and showed their ability for their high school. n important event of this year was our class party which was a huge success, and in early December we chose our class rings, which we are very proud of and will be a remembrance of the days we spent in X H. S. mong the greatest of our expectations this year, will he the presenting of a class play, :n which we exj ect to show the talent of our class. W e are also looking forward to the banquef which we are going to give in honor of the senior class before they withdraw from the ranks of X. H. S. to enter upon the higher duties of life. We have held our part in the standards of dear old X. H. S. and will be loyal to the end. 30 —Ruth Richmond.
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