Identifier: stormcenter00lanc (find matches)
Title: The storm center
Year: 1905 (1900s)
Authors: Lancaster High School (Lancaster, Wis.)
Subjects: Lancaster High School (Lancaster, Wis.) School yearbooks High schools
Publisher: (Lancaster, Wis.) : Lancaster High School
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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o was for a Junior quite pretty.Her pride was her card.She studied real hard. And had her lessons down pat, you can bettie, GERMAN SCIENTIFIC GERMAN SCIENTIFIC GERMAN SCIENTIFIC GERMAN SCIENTIFIC JOKES She:—Was that Platteville boy badly injured?He:—Yes, hopelessly, I am afraid. He is de-lirious and imagines his team is winning. Miss Kilbourn:—Where was Elizabeth in Mil-tons time? Wise Senior:—She was dead. I dont knowwhere she was. * Gallant Junior, (about to accompany a younglady home):—Let me see. What is the shortestway home? * When Lancaster was about to set out for theDodgeville game, some one noticed Hymers absenceand inquired about him. Some one replied, O, hesbefore the mirror looking to see if his shin-guards areon straight. * She lost her head when he proposed.But he a trifle bolder.Made search for it distractedly, And found it on his shoulder.—Ex. A rush, a scramble,A tackle, a fall,Six wounded, three senseless, Four dead—thats football.—Ex. SOPHOMORE CLASS
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SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY OFFICERS President, Will Houghton Vice President, Ward Totman Secretary and Treasurer, Clarence Webb Motto:--The ropes of the past ring the bells of the future. Colors:--Violet and White Flower:--Violet Yell:-Che hee, che ha,Chee ha ha ha,1907 rah rah rah. HISTORY It was a bright September morning. No cloud obscured the blueof the Autumn sky. The landscape stretched out before us, serene inits variegated colors. Approaching the school house could be seengroups of young people, chattering and laughing. All but a few whocomposed the class of 1907. In our hearts a mighty tempest was raging, alternating betweenhope and fear. Direful tales had come to us of what awaited the ver-dant Freshmen. But if the upper classmen expected to be amused they were disap-pointed, for we were not as green as some Freshman classes. Finallywe were settled down to work. We always had our lessons and seldomreceived the dreaded calling down. And so the Freshman year passedcalmly and unev

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