Union High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Union, OR)

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16 THE SAGE CLASS DAY EXERCISES AT M. E. ( KldU il Wednesday Evening, .May Seventeenth, at Eight o'clock. Music ............................ Salutatory ............... ...... Reciprocity With Canada........... Class History..................... Vocal Solo........................ International Arbitra'ion and Peace The Life of Helen Keller.......... Class Poem........................ Vocal Solo........................ Postal Savings Bank............... Soil Science...................... Music............................. The Panama Canal.................. ('lass Prophecy................... Valedictory....................... ..........Orchestra ...Haz line Wilson .......Herbert Hall ....Mae Butterfield ......Leila Gilfillan .........Henry Hess .......Coretta Skiff ...George Goodbrod ......Rufus Wright Clarence Miller ........Cedric Gale High School Chorus .........Ellis Hess .......Edgar Lewin ....Fern McIntosh COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES AT THE M. E. CHCRCH Friday, May Nineteenth, at Eight © clock. Invocation...................................................Rev. Winters Music ............................................................Orchestra Address..................................................... E. D. Ressler Vocal Solo........................................................Mrs. Phv Presentation of Diplomas......................................M. F. Davis Benediction Rev. Winters

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( ! !) THE SAGE 15 A A Senior.—“Mr. DeLay, we want to go and have our pictures taken for the Annual this afternoon.” Mr. DeLay.—“A class picture?” S.—‘‘No, we will have our class picture taken later; this is for a joke that wa have in mind.” DeLay.—‘‘Your class picture will be a big enough joke.”

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Top Row, from Left to K«u;ht-—John Weaver, Parley Harris, Letitia Thompson, (larence Miller, Lussie Lenin. Bottom Row —Lu in Spray. Arthur Turner, Myra Wiggles worth, Max Mullen, and Victoria ('a I Ilia n. FATE OF THE JI NIOKS. The day is dawning in the east. The Juniors study onward. But listen now a sigh is heard. Mias Laufman’s coming forward. “Now Arthur the Nautilus you may say,” “I cannot do it. come what may.” “Remember what this means to you To take this English work anew.” “Your name L titia next I find. You are a pair, two of a kind.” “Jus give me ten more minutes, please. And I can say it through with ease.” Alas, the Juniors' doom was spoken, Miss Laufinan’s word could n ’er be broken; Her angry look the tale unveiled For all the Juniors now had failed. —L. S.