PAGE TWO
THE JtJNIORS AND THE SENIORS
(Senior View)
For the past several months there
has been much rivalry between the
Junior and Senior classes. We, the
members of the Senior class can hard
ly see how the class of *26 can even
be compared with the present class
of ’25. In debating, athletics and in
schoiarship, the Senior class far ex
cels the lower classmen.
If my beloved juniors will go to
the office of the Superintendent and
ask to see the scholarship cup,, they
will see the “Class of ’25” engraved
upon it twice. This is a remarkable
record, for the cup is only three years
old. There is little doubt also that
the Seniors will repeat that honor
this year.
- In boys athletics the Juniors had
only two varsity men on the foot-ball
team, while the Seniors had eight
men who started in practically every
game. I will admit the Juniors and
Sophos have most of the basket-ball
team, but who will deny that at least
three, four or possibly five, men of
the senior class could win position on
the team if they wouid only put forth
enough effort. In the other minor
sport known as tennis, the present
Senior class has always supplied the
material. On the girls team, there
are four members of our class who
star in every game, and they are the
back-bone of the team. The class of
’25 has furnished for the second
straight year the captain of the
squad.
In debating last year our class fur
nished three of the four debaters and
this year no doubt they will furnish
all.
Gaze upon the staff of this paper.
Who is the Business manager? What
class is he from, and where do two
of his three assistants answer the roll
call? The editor-in-chief and most
of the editors will graduate this year.
At the present time the out-look
is very gloomy for the next year,
with such a class for Seniors, and
with the loss of such a class as will
gruaduate this year.
I thank you!
THE LEXHIPEP
FEBRUARY 20, 1925
JUST RECEIVED
New lot of Spring Suits
Pickett & Green
“The Shop for Men”
McCURDYS
SHOE SHOP
“Fix’em while U wait’
Bob—“What are you drawing?”
Roscoe—'“A dog.”
Bob—”But where are its ears?”
Roscoe—i“Oh, they’re stiU in the
ink bottle,”
The KNOCK-OUT MUSICAL REVUE
by the
Senior Class
“HIGH LIGHTS of 1925”
At The High School Auditorium
FRIDAY, MARCH 6th
Admission 25c and 35c
TICKETS ON SALE BY ALL THE SENIORS FEB. 25th
“THE SEASONS BEST”
THE ENTIRE FAMILY
will relish our brick ice
cream which comes in
three flavors. Ideal as
a dessert and always
acceptable as a refresh
ment. Our ice cream is
velvety, nutritious and
delicious. What more
could you desire?
Grimes’ Ice Cream
“It’s Sodalicious”