Sugar Salem High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Sugar City, ID)

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FLORA JAQUES. Senior Year — Vice Pres, of the Student Body. Slowly she climbed to Seniorhood That was always her way She never used a “pony” So the teachers all would say But thru the long hours She toiled and worked and slaved And finally she became a school ma-am.

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W. RAY WEST. Senior Year — Pres, of Student Body. Look long upon this picture ere you pass, For ’tis the only handsome man in the Senior class.

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The class of T4 has been the “ruling passion ’ V is winter. Though not much in the social line has been done they have sought to gain a school unity and fellowship and taught the “Infant classes” manners and customs (and yells) of the Student Body. Perhaps not as active in the holding of “Spoon Pests” as the Sophomores, still w T e are not incapable of playing the “freeze out.” As certain “Soft” mores (young man) will no doubt testify. We have enjoyed an excellent class enthusiasm and have bequeathed it to our successors with the much tested injunction, “Ever Copy the Seniors.” CLASS YELL. Yo Triumphre, Yo Triumphre, Haben, Swaben, Rebecca, Le-on-a-more De-hoop-de hoop-de shall-de vere De I-de ma-de pa-de rah — Hunika, Hanika, Coax, coax, Ball de Bora, Bore de balla, Conslomity Hob-dob-rah — Seniors rah. Dedicated by the Seniors to the Student Body April 3, 1914.