Shepherd University - Cohongoroota Yearbook (Shepherdstown, WV)

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SENIOR NORMAL CLASS Colors: Red and White Flower: Red Rose Molto: Virtue is the only nobility. CLA SS YELL Gaza! Gaza! Gazella! Gazor! We're the Class of '24! Senior Normal, Seniors! OFFICERS President ...... ............... .... C I. ETUS LowE ViCe-Pre5iClenr, , , ....... RICHARD DAVIS Secretary ...... GLADY5 HARTZELI. Treasurer ..... .ROSALIE SKINNER Yell Leader. . . .... LOUISE FREEMAN Reporter .... ..... L INNIE SCHLEY Sergeant ..... .... A LBERT BURGESS 20

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THE SPIRITUS CONTEST Gaza, gaza, gazella, gazor, ll e're the class of '24, Senior Normal, Seniors. The yell rolls down the hall and everyone knows that the Senior Normals are at it again. At what? Why winning the pennant of course. Didn't you see them at the Poiomac State game wearing their red and white sashes? Why, they're the peppiest class in school. The yells of the Senior Normals grew so frequent and loud that finally all Shepherd College woke up to the fact that they were bound to win the pennant to be awarded by the faculty to the peppiest class in school. As for the Senior Normals they were not at all surprised when the judges, Miss Shaw, Miss Killrnon and Mr. Legge awarded the trophy to them at the end of the strenous campaign. The efforts of the Junior and Senior Short Course Class forced the Seniors to work hard but their original stunts and persistent yelling won the coveted prize for them. The christening of Fairfax Field brought out all the classes arrayed in their colors but none were rr.ore beautifully decorated than the Senior Norm-als with their sashes of red and white. Next they appeared with canes tied with large red and white bows, and then with red and white balloons. These are only a few of the original ways that the Senior Normals displayed their colors. And then when on December l9, a Christmas program was given by the Normal Seniors everyone was delightfully entertained, but when at the close of the program refreshments were served and Santa Claus himself distributed apples, all agreed that the Pep Pennant rightfully belonged to the Senior Normals. The close of the contest did not mean the end of the pep for the class rooted vigorously for the Basket Ball team throughout the season. The pennant. won so gloriously, now hangs on the wall of Mr. Taylor's room where the class has left it for safe keeping with their class ofhcer. The spirited rivalry has made way for a larger school spirit and the Senior Normals put school spirit only above their pride in their class. LINNIE SCHLEY, '24. ZZ