Rockford High School - RHS Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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Qreenness, the snowy petals of coxvartlice and the golden heart. jealousy. lint traced npon our hearts is a marble palace whose white walls are purity, whose pillars of emeralcl nll all the palace with joy, and whose golden center, the greatest of all these, is love. B. A. J. H. Wm ' f ' 4? f' ' 'L --- - ,,,., Z f 41 '- -d- X. ff, . W-if-'.r f W '.l.':-: I -in-1 e ' 'gs s 7 ' ,-.1 - Q ' '-'L-J, I f-'41 - gg -A jj, l . - -' fl ll r 14 Q 3 -rv-,,,.. f- -,.-. -,,. ,-5 J.- - BURXUNG NXDNIGHT OU- '- Y 4, 'g hw Q.1l.- --------3 ff?-i' spset 'Q , V Y- ' Y A' X - --A- .... -ighmx S. .. -Q f-- - 'fl 1 L 'l S ' ' ' L FROM vvew -

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V since the Seniors had visited a like fate on the juniors: and Sophomores, we then started our record of cham- pionship. In base ball this year we refer you to our star' team. VVe are well represented' inthe football team. But our girls are rising in athletic sports 5 they have procured the sphere and -are now laboring for the cylinder' to keep the sphere in motion 3 and will soon quite sur- pass the boys. p ' In-January, a committee was appointed to draw up- a constitution. The result of their labor was accepted' with a few changes. The constitution is, in one or two- respects, much different from that of any other class. We wished to preserve class unity 3 so that there might be no quarreling between the divisions over oflicers, we- decided that they should be equally divided between the English and Latin sections. A One morning we were surprised to see the juniors pass' into chapel, decorated with funny little knots off ribbon. They dazzledQ?j our eyes and aroused our class: spirit. A meeting was called at once, and after much tumult among the boys, a committee of girls was ap- pointed to select a combination of colors. Our foolish wisdom was shown by selecting girls not in favor of class: colors in the Sophomore year. In .time the colors were chosen 5 green, yellow and white, to be in the form of a daisy. Another committee- of girls was appointed Qfor girls are artistic beingsjg and after laboring with unruly ribbons completed their' work. We first arrayed ourselves, with those gentle daisies, at one of our sociables. To touch the tender spots of our hearts the Seniors and Juniors most absurdly' interpreted the stems of our daisies as the symbol of -fu hd

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Freslyman Qlagg. OFFICERS SHAROLD CLARK, - President EDITH PENFIELD, Vice President RoY S. CLEMENTS, - Sec'y and Treas - Yell-Hobble, Gobble! Razzle, Dazzle ! Zip, Boom, Bive! Rockford High School, Ninety-Eve ! 28