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--THE MILESTONE- Freshman Class. First How Heated: Hatley. U«br. lUlle. Strinhauch. Roscnhrook. Curmn. Sin.tlier . Rader. Htaiolxrry, Call. Clement. Second How: Heaton. Xthm. Farris. Madsen. laKimer. I .yon . Pasewwlk. Kenney. Trlem. Sires, law. Fulton. First How Standing: Walker. Shively. McCormick. Braaarh. Ctlltlng. Cronk. Sterner. Taunelilll. Havltt. Her her. MeNanxe. South. Deuel. Knlglit. Stukry. Horner, Taiutehlll. Kraus. I en . Kllerhmck. Marrjuar.lt. Kandklrr, VanADtln, Rlaor. Baum. M0Hi Second Row: Wilson. Weber. OveruelM, Adams. Ursasc-li. Anderson.
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THE MILESTONE Sophomore Class. On a bright September day in 1914 about eighty green little faces peered into the Great High School Assembly. It was rather hard to organize such a large number but being so exceptionally bright and under the helpful leadership of Mr. Auman we managed it all right. During the year we had many jolly times. Our officers this year were Marie Keefer, president; Clare Blakeman, vice president; Ray Parks, treasurer, and Gretta McClow, secretary. At the end of the first semester our president resigned and we elected Daisy Davenport as our leader, with the other officers remaining: the same. Many pupils had dropped out by the end of the year and when the worthy name of Sophomores was bestowed upon us we had forty-one members on our class roll but we still remained one of the brightest classes that ever entered Norfolk High School. For our officers we had as president, Asa Hepperly; as vice president, Walter Diefenderfer; secretary and treasurer, Alice Rees, and as sponsor Miss Love whom we all learned to love and appreciate. CLASS MOTTO: Esse quani videre. CLASS FLOWER: Tiger Lily. COLORS: Orange and black.
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THE MILESTONE Freshman Class. One morning in September eighty-five Freshmen entered High School, feeling as green as Freshmen could. All the other classes looked down on us (some with envy) for we were a brilliant lot of youngsters. We soon got our classes straightened out and after finding that the other pupils were not as wise as they looked, we began to enjoy our new studies. We had our first class meeting a week after school started and chose for our president, Fay Ogden; secretary, Grace Colwell; treasurer, Mildred McNamee, and sponsor, Mr. Walker. When the second semester began thirty-five new members entered our class. All the officers were reelected with Russel Beaton who was chosen for vice president. We now have a class of one hundred and ten, which is the largest on the records of Norfolk High School. CLASS MOTTO: Green but growing. CLASS FLOWER: Red carnation. COLORS: Red and green.
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