Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

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@1 55 of 1891. Lillian M. Gerecke, Ethel D. Reid, Ida M. Batte, Edith Hays, Fred W. Leavitt. @1 55 of 1890. Allie I. Johnson, Lynn M. Schofield, Glenn M. Schofield. l mtni 550ciation. Edith Hays, President. Fred W. Leavitt, Vice-President. Glenn Schofield, Secretary.

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■prc5hmen Colors: Blue and White. Motto: Upward Still and Onward. Flower: Wrild Pea. Susie Carter, Rosa Clarke, Lizzie Davenport. Viola Jennings, Emily Holt, Sophia Lundquist, Maggie Morrow, Hattie Mather, Maude Marks, Helen Mathewson, Mary Miller, May Olney, Annie Parker, Sarah Sprecher, Lisle Wilkinson, Lucy Yost, Frank Yost, Millie Danford, Cora Brome, Elta Lowe, Clarence Salter, Eddie Braasch, Valma Light, Leslie Leavitt, Will Powers, Roy Read, Wynn Rainbolt, Ned Wilkinson, Geo. Dudley, Bert Munson, Ervin Gerecke, Joe Pheasant, Sylvester Brome.

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VOLUME III. NORFOLK, NEBR., MAY 28, 1891. NUMBER I. Njumker Tf|ree. The Milestone, our school annual, is before you. Following the example set by ’89 and ’90 the class of ’91, although small in numbers, keep up the custom. The record of the year is written upon our hearts and minds. The lessons are parts of ourselves, bearing fruit, according to the soil. Some of the results of the year’s work are given here. To the members of the class of ’92 the Seniors wish to return thanks, warm and cordial, for the aid rendered in the program for commencement, and for the numberless little kindnesses that go to make life cheerful and happy. The productions of the Juniors, as given upon the program, are in this volume. We bespeak for this class a bright joyous S nior year. To the business men of the city we return our hearty thanks for their liberal patronage of our advertising pages. May this Milestone bring back memories of happy school days as in years to come we turn its pages and recall the days of the “auld lang sine.”