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1920 T R AN SC EN DEN T AI -1 ST 1920 Working hard to make their mark in this age and clay. They have the honor in the classroom and on floor, They do not stop with this, but work and strive for more Place in High School’s story. These stalwart Juniors withstand each test; They have all the high honors and rank with the best. The one inevitable thing that wins them fame Is that they wake, and work, and play the game For the Juniors’ glory. They have no longing as a class To share the burden of the hills and grades to pass. They bravely climb to the top of the mast so high, And then unfurl their waving banner to the sky, Having the victory won. Here’s to the Juniors, may they work One long year as Seniors, and never duty shirk. Till by the aid of X. T. H. S.’ guiding light Their ship is anchored safe and sound before the nigh'.. This Class of ’21. CLARENCE MICH ELMAN. Sophomore S turdy is the class of twenty-two o ptomistic in their view, P leasant faces always greet you, R elpful hands will ever meet you; O bedience leads them onward, too. m any are the honors won o n the floor, for work they’ve done; P esolute they go without a sigh xact in all the work they try. Here’s to the Sophomore who does his best, He can’t be beat, well you may guess, For when he once sets to work to try. You'd better not stop him. My! O My! 19
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1920 T R A X SC E N D ENT A1.1 ST 1920 SOPHOMORES Kow (from left to right)- Ruth Stevenson. Jesse O’Brien, Fay Lant, Kenneth Brakenhoff, C lella Easton, amuel Nobhe. Laura O’Brien, oel Ludewick, Viola Briegcl. Rella Swanev. Second Row — Charles Frederick, Ruth Frederick, Rcyburn Smith, Kathrine Shoemaker, George ('.rimes, Lorina Buel. Howard Hulbert, ('.race Jones. Raymond O’Brien, Milton Bollman. Third Row—Amos Pinkerton, Dorothea Xobbe, Gilbert Kettlckamp, Lillian VVoltman, Harold Evans. Evelyn Rashaw, C arl Livingston, Gladvs Larrick, Branham Powers. Not in the picture but on the roll—Earl Hill, Leona Kinnev, Leland Ilamell. liollice I mpleby, Stanley Willis, Ethel Taylor. The Sophomore History Two years ago, we, the future class of ’22 and the first class to enter the organization known as the Nokomis Township High School, embarked upon our career as high school students. We were duly initiated and numerous remarks were passed concerning our appearance of innocence; but becoming accustomed to our new surroundings, we gained confidence in ourselves and showed our fellow students a few tricks, much to the dismay of certain members of the Faculty. After waiting about six months for the “Sophs” to entertain us, we successfully gave ourselves a party at the home of one of our classmen. We distinguished ourselves in both studies and athletics and our excellent record is a thing to be proud of. When our Sophomore year opened we found several new classmates in our midst, besides a mob of confused and wondering Freshmen. The new classification of pupils took several of our classmates, including our newly-elected president, Samuel Nobbe, and added others to our class, now numbering about forty. We next elected Harold Evans president and successfully entertained ourselves with a Marshmallow Toast in Meier’s Grove. After several, and by no means peaceful, class meetings, we entertained the Freshies at the Marquette Hall in the early part of November. Our class has produced several basket-ball stars this year and although our team won only third place in the inte class tournament, it was no fault of theirs. As for the subject of book-learning, our class has made some enviable records and will not disgrace the name of Juniors in any respect. CHARLES FREDERICK. 20
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