Perry High School - Eclipse Yearbook (Perry, IA)

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6 THE ECLIPSE-I Iannnr Bull 1 9 2 6 lhc Class of 1926 feels a pride in the number of its members who have been on the Honor Roll during the entire high school course. 3395 of the class have an IX erfiqc above 9011 for the four years. Mildred McCrory Bernice Morgan ....... ......... Kathryn Swallow Helen VVest ......,. Mona Andrews ....e .......,. Norma Cllrysiie ..,. Alice Bowman .,... ...... Helen Sanford ..... ..,e...., Bulall VVileox ,...... ......... NValdo Connol '.....,..... Margaret VVarner ..,...,. ...... Dorothy Freestone Helen Lewis ,.,.V..,e llarriet Hogan .,..,. Tlielma Ford ,ev..,e .,...,,. Isabel Mulder ..... Lois Riggs .....Y, 96.72 93.61 93.58 93.39 93.22 92.90 92.80 92.58 92.20 91.67 91.60 91.21 91.03 90.97 90.87 Roine Duncan ....,.. ......... 90.30 90.24 90.03 P1120 Twenty-five

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Page 'l'n'011ty-four BULAH Wu,c0x Commercial As merry as the day is long. EDNA XVILLIAMS Coumlercial H30 sweet u blush of bashfulness E'en pity searee Could make it lessf' IEIARLEY Wluzox English 'Tis sweet to think! That when we are far from the lips wo love Weave but to make lovo to the lips we are nearf' HELEN WEST English I looked beyond the world of truth and beauty! Sought, found, and :lid my flutyf, lWIAm:A1:ET WARNER English Laugh at your friends, and if your friends are sore, So murh the better, you may laugh some 59 lll0fl'. THEO YolvNr: English When you know you'rv not forgotten by lho boy you ean't forget.

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1926-THE. ECLIPSE.-1926 39. Q. 5. 5. Eligibility to membership in The National Athletic Scholarship So- ciety is limited to those students earning an athletic letter whose average in their school work for three consecutive semesters is higher than the gen- eral average of the school. The Seniors so honored are: VVALDO CONNOR and HARLEY WILCOX. Iaunur Zllitnphp On February 19, 1926, at a special assembly an Honor Trophy was presented to the high school, the gift of our Principal, Miss Mabel McKee. Mr. Wallace McKee, of Chicago, brother of Miss McKee made the formal presentation using as the basis of his thought, four words which appear in the inscription on the loving cup, and are the qualities for which the trophy is to be awarded each yearg viz., Character, Scholarship, Leader- ship and Service. The trophy, which was added to the number which Perry High now proudly possesses, is really distinctive in the place which it is designed to Iill. This trophy is to remain the property of the school but is to be award- ed each year to that member of the high school who most nearly in his relationships with teachers and students and in all school activities main- tains the well balanced combination of a good character, is above the average in scholarship, has proved his ability as a leader among his fellow students, and has been helpful and generous in his service for the highest and best in the school. This honor is possible of attainment by any pupil in Perry High. lt will come only to those who are vitally interested in training and moulding their lives into the highest type of citizenship, both for school and for life. -v,l....1.fv- Hooks of our school days, agony untold Doom of a life time, I wonder why '? Beneath whose awful scourage we unfold Knowledge or bluff till the time passes by. Mercy and teachers bide a wee yet Lest we forget-Lest we forget. Page 'l'wenty-six