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

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II. God of our Fathers— be with us now When criticisms fall thick around us Watch and protect thy penitent staff F’r the subscribers annihilate us. PRAYER OF EDITORIAL STAFF. 1 . We’ve had sorrows with the Freshmen Sad griefs with the Sophs to deal Advice from the Juniors, but O dear father, We abhor the contentions the critics throw up.

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:c AS OTHERS SEE US (FAMILIAR | SPONTANEOUS NAMES {ATTITUDES i.OUTBURSTS FLORA ! Innocence | I’m a good old soul MYRTLE Sarcasm “I never neither” RAY’ Austerity “Oh! Heck” CHARLES Disgust “Good Grab” RUTH Dignity “Forget It” FRED Blushing “Well” FRANK Grinning Ha-ha-ha-ha-a-a-a-e- DOT Meekness “Oh ! I love you” EMERY Studious “Oh! Gosh” JULIA Sublimity “Dad said so” ALBERT Winking “He - - a” LENONA Pouting “Damit” WRAY Frow ning “Good Grab” PARLEY Graveness “Do you think so?” LILLIE H. Sweetness “Cut it” MINNIE Be itching “Who?” LUELLA jI)oi lineering “I wop’t if I won’t MARY Argumentative “Suffering Cats’’ LILLIE W. (Mischievous “Ditto” JOAN Obliging “I don’t know how’ IVY Amiable “I can’t” LEO Sleepiness “Huh - - h” OTERA Independent “Honest” GEORGE School clown |“Holy Moses” HOBBY. Look out for number one. Bossing the job. Being contrary. Class hot air. Posing. Admiring Lillies. Laughing. Bluffing the Profs. Progression. Sluffing. ' Smashing hearts. Making a Hit. To follow his nose. To follow Wray. To look swell. To Translate German with Senior. To be an old maid. Day dreaming for after images. Interviewing Cla President. Looking swell 3ft f acting the part. Casting sheep’s eyes at the Profs. Mouth closed, feyes open and digs. Minding her 6-Wn business. What’s my lesson for tomorrow.

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EDITORIAL STAFF. The world is old, yet likes to laugh New jokes are hard to find; A whole editorial staff Can’t tickle every mind, So if you meet some ancient joke Decked out in modern guise, Don’t frown and call the thing a croak. Just laugh — don’t get too wise. STAFF JOKES. Lillie II. — “Oh, isn ' t that a joke. I’m going to put it in the year book.” Frank Iv., Circulating Editor and Junior Reporter — “When you hear a report of an irresistable force meet- ing an immovable object you will know that I am doing things.” Fred S., Amateur Photographer-Cartoonist — It is re- ported that one of the Salt Lake capers is after Fre L What will the S. S. H. S. book do. Myrtle W.. Editor-in-chief — “Well, I don’t care — 1 believe in originality.” Marv R., Ass’t. f iitor — Swallowed her tag. Luella, Freshie Reporter — Wrote enough for the hook herself; Wonder what part was omitted? Chas. — “I spent my time writing jokes until I flunk- ed in Algebra, but I nearly got thru in English. Wray — You ' re the first girl I ever kissed. Nona. — You’ve come to the wrong place then, I r not running a preparatory school. I am on the editorial staff and could print an entire copy — “So they went to press And I rather guess They printed a full edition.” Ruth, Senior Reporter — “Built for comfort and durability and not SPEED. Ray W, Business Manager — “You can put rn name in the hook, but you do the work.” Agnes W. — “A wise woman changes her mind. A fool never.”