Table Grove High School - Fad Yearbook (Table Grove, IL)

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ATABLE GROVE HIGH SCHOOL A Sad Catastrophe 9 VVAS a dark and cloudy afternoon, I Vlfhen H. L. D. set out for a spoon. Mounted upon the faithful Sy,,' S No other horseman with him could vie. He reached the haven of his delight, Safe and sound, escaping plight. But when on the homeward stretch he came, The ab-sence of moonlight he could blame For the accident which then occurred, And of which we afterward heard. He guided the animal out too far, The result was that he received quite a jar. Old Syn collided with a bank, Whlereiipon the two of them sank. The sight of it would have been some fun, To see Mr. Dyar recover equilibrium. The ground was muddy and so were 'his clothes VVhen from that position he soon arose. O, thank the stars! it did not occur Wliieii on my way to Vermont to see 'herf H Says Mr. Dyar. Perry Fordyce is the boy with very large shoes, His brother sells all the Sunday news. Now there is some class to that Perry child, But w1e're afraid when he's grown, he'll be reckles There is a young lady nam-ed Haist, Who each morning puts on' some paste, With big rats and puffs, And ribbons and Huffs, She dresses herself quite to taste. and wild TWENTY

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l l TABLE GROVE HIGH SCHOOL l The Juniors A Motto: Vein, vidi, vici. C olors: Pink and Green. Flower: Pink tea rose. S the history of the present Junior class h-as always at- tracted marked attention in former FADS, we find that we are again called upon to give a record of our glor- ious achievements. Although. we are only t-en in number, yet a few faithful members are better than a disloyal multitude. Withl fond remembrance we look back to the time when we were Freshmen 'and Sophs. and this same remembranc-e helps to remind us of how quickly the days have w'hi1'l-ed' by. To-day, as ambitious and scholarly Juniors, we are striving in every respect to make good our record of former years, not only by upholding the glory of -our class, but also by ranking well in all school activities. So far we think we have proved successful in this, and hav- ing made such -a start we feel confident that we are able to pass over the r-est of the thorny path of knowledge. Surveying our class as a whole, we have much to. be proud off. We are well represented in all the High School's organiza- tions and have long been known for our many talents. VV-e are particularly well repres-ented in athletics by both boys and girls, and have furnished our share in the H. S. band and orchestra. Wlieli th.e time comes for us to l-eave the Junior class, we will have the pleasure of knowing that we not only take with us, but also leave behind, many pleasant remembirances of the class of 1912. S. B. t12. NINETEEN

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