Rolla High School - Growler Yearbook (Rolla, MO)

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r W 1 ra. W X7 W 'I f I KT - -'LII 3 ef ' ff' YZ The Junior Class. NQ Ni NY FLOWER-Violet. COLORS-Violet and Green. MOTTO: Labor Conquers Everything. OFFICERS: EMMETT WYYN, - - - President EVA NORTHERN, - - Vice-President HARRY ZIESENISS, - Secretary LOREA YOWELL, Treasurer

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The Junior Class. Y Y X2 FOREWORD: To the Editors of the Rolla-Hi: In compiling this brief review of the Class of 1916, Ihave endeavored to put forth as modestly, and yet in as fitting a manner as possible, the glory that effulges from the aggregate constituting the above mentioned class. In no other class in the school at the present time will one find the balance, the poise, the intellectuality, that predominates in this group of students. I do not need to tell you of the importance and the magnanimity of this class, and if I should attempt to do so, I could never impress upon your minds the actual importance of us Juniors, who are struggling so hard to reach the goal of wisdom. ' A fact that proves that our class is very, very important, is that three very dignified Seniors have allowed themselves to be enrolled in one of our class- es, and we certainly do appreciate the honor, and altho Velma, Sarah and Walter are not true-blue Juniors, we are very proud of them. Our class roll is composed of eighteen loyal Juniors, and we are all very proud of our class. My labor in behalf of this class has been one of love and loyalty to one and all of the members, and should there by any chance be an exception taken to the personal remarks I have made, I trust the matter may be am- icably adjusted. Thanking you for the privilege of writing this symposium, I remain, Yours sincerely, THE AUTHOR. ROBERT STASSEN- Bob. Destined to sweep the nation off its feet. MARY ADAMS- Mary Jane. Mary is a girl of sterling character and high ideals, with ambitions that soar far above her wise little head, also a Virgil scholar of great reputation. ERIC SCHUMAN- Piggie. And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew That one small head could carry all he knew. MARY EVANS- Tot I would rather be small and shine, than be large and cast a shadow. HARRY ZIESENISSJ Shorty, He will not be convinced until he hath convinced himself, and others, too. HELEN KILGORE-HCl1lCk9I1. A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. EMMETT WYNN- Shin and J. With graceful step he strides the streets, And smiles on all the maidens sweet. MINERVA ALLISONH Nerva. Her life is noble, pure and sweet, For she is a girl that is hard to beat. EARL BAUMGARTNER- Bum. The fashion wears out more apparel than the man. EVA NORTHERN- Vav. 1 U ' It warms me, it charms me, to mention his name: It heats me, it beats me, and sets me aflamef'