North Side High School - Lasso Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Class History On January twenty-eighth, nineteen hundred and fifteen, there graduated from the North Fort Worth High School one of the best classes of that institution. We were the first, and perhaps will be the last, mid-winter class to be graduated from the school; and, admitting that we were not the largest class, we still beg pardon for saying so, but what we lacked in quantity, we made good in quality; and what we lacked in book knowledge, we supplied with dignity and other noble and worthy attainments. From the day when we first entered as Freshmen, yea, long before, we had set our hearts on the reaching of one certain goal— and that goal to be made of sheepskins decorated with our names. In 1911 we entered the high school, green and buoyant, with an undying resolve to let the current of knowledge pass as lightly as possible through our brains and shock few or none of the brain cells thereof. In this we almost succeeded. However, we did read and understand not only the best liter- ature of the Elizabethan, but also the best “literary productions of our age (speak it softly;) and we did help to win the brilliant victories of the North Texas Champions. Now, that our race is run, and as we look back over the defeats and victories of the past in the dear old days spent at North Side High, the defeats fade into victories, and such victories as will cheer us on through life. And we go forth into the struggle facing a world that we know holds for us all things good if we are but willing to make a brave fight. LEONA MUNCY.

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Mid-Term ( lass 2

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3Func Class; CLASS OFFICERS Archie Sanders .. President Pearl White... Vice-President Mildred Knight Secretary Bess Shipe Treasurer Rohan Bonham Sergeant-at-Arms Motto: When ignorance is bliss T 's o y to be wise. Class Colors: Gold arid Black Class Flowers: Pink arid White Carnations