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' - ' 1 , - . ' - ' . 1 ....w,f,f f IRVA DAl,lC 1 SHIRLEY IIICVEL BYROX WARNER Secretary-'l'reasurtr President Vice-President jiuninr lass HE JUNIORS, or class of '22, have accomplished a great deal during the school term of 1920-21. The class is 11ot very large, having only about forty-six members, but what they lack in size they make up in accomplishments. In athletics the Juniors are prominent. On our Oregon championship foot- ball team the Juniors had four men and there were many Juniors on the second team. ln interclass basketball all the Junior boys won first honors. On our two high school basketball teams six of the boys were Juniors. On the girls' school basketball team one player and two substitutes were Juniors and in indoor baseball the Juniors took second honors. The annual Junior Prom, which was given by the Juniors for the Seniors on April 1, was a grand affair. The Prom was given at the Elks' Temple and the hall was beautifully decorated in the Junior colors of purple and white. The Prom is always a formal dance and also this time there was a delightful feature dance as a surprise. The annual Junior play, 'tGreen Stockings, a three-act comedy by A. E. W. Mason, was given on the nights of April 8 and 9. The cast included thc best actors of the Junior class and they were ably coached by the class adviser, Miss St. Peter. A member of the Junior class is Student Body manager and the business manager of the annual is a Junior, and the preparation of the Trophy Room has been directed by the Juniors. Altogether the Junior class has been very prominent in school activities this year, and is prepared for their Senior dignity soon to come. i35l
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The 'liaise of Spring The voice of spring is calling, Calling forth in merry glee, And old Mother Nature's smiling For she's happy as are we. The robins sing from the treetops, And from out the green elad hills Wllile far down in the pastures, The meadow lark gayly trills. The river is rushing onward, Raised by the melting snowy And all along its towering banks, Gray pussywillows grow. All the people are gay and happy, Of evils they do not knowg But they rejoiee at the springtime, And smile where'er they go. The voiee of spring is calling, Come out! Oh, come away! Leave book and school and studies, Come out to pleasures gay. RUBY NORDEN. l 30 l
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