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SENIOR CLASS MOTTO: U FINISHED'-YET BEGINNING. COLORS! PINK AND GREEN FLOWER: PINK ROSE OFFICERS PRES., JOHN BLAIR SEC., IWARION FAUPEL V. PRES., LULU GRIGLAK TREAS., Rum PIERSOI. IN MEMORY OF MERTIE MARTIN Whom we all love and will always remember
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SENICR HISTGRY Who remembers one's very early childhood? None, neither do we-except our first impress- ions of Perry High. The truth of the matter is, we scarcely had time to get these impressions fixed in our minds when the flu came along and gavexus three months vacation. Then for once we wished we were in school. Though the flu did not get any of our members, outside influences captured ten out of our nineteen. In the Sophomore year we went deeper in- to the mysteries of Latin, taking Caesar, which John Blair tried to forget but Miss Reed gave him a daily shock. In fact so famous had the reputation of our class become, that Coldrens decided to send their son Willard here. Though we were small in number we made up for it in looks as you can readily see by the Petojuan of 1920. The Commencement music of that year was greatly enriched by our melodious voices. We started our junior year under Mr. La Poe and took up Geometry for tl1e first time. This was really our saddest year for we lost one of our faithful members, Mertie Martin. For this year only Marguerite Wagner, a student from Indiana took the place of Elizabeth David- son, who went to Washington Seminary. At the close of the year we banqueted the Seniors and gave them not only toothsome morsels to satisfy their palates but a feast of reason and a How of soul - Now we have reached our Senior year with but live members, but what we lack in quanitty we make up in quality. Mr. Lucas is our res- pected principal this year. During our history we have been prominent in all Literary work and especially well represented in contest by John Blair and Willard Coldren. In every Dramatic work you will find some of us there everytime, for if it is not one member it is another. Now- brieliy, this is our history. The reason it is so short is that we believe in Hdeedsl' not words
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