Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-05-26

his anti-cigarette campaign. joined our
ranks after his. discharge from the
navy.
In the Junior year our class became
famous for the congenial spirit it dis
played upon all festive occasions. We
owe special favor to "Bill" for his
wonderful smile and good humor
Toward the holidays our hayward Son
of Colorado returned home after hav-
ing suffered broken ankle during
one of his exploits of good sportsman
ship. He Immediately entered the
sports of the year and aided in defeat
ling the ambitions OF our friends, the
present Juniors, then the Sophmores
who had planned to walk off with the
schools athletic honors. Bill and Curt
with Ed and Mud hade a quartet that
any class could we'll be proud Of
Toward the close of the year, our
brilliant and semi-educated predecess-
ors, the Glass of 30, conceived the idea
of placing upon the top of the school
brilliant maroon banner with the
golden letters 1920" upon it's face
Sorry to say, the watchful eyes of our
Seniors became somewhat negligent
and upon their return to school the
wonderful banner had changed to one
of green with 1921 in gold letters in
place of 1920.
Hope of hopes and faith of faiths,
the mighty Senior girls and boys could
not find the ladder with which to
ascend the heights and so to their
lasting disgust the banner of the Glass
of 1921 remained upon the building
all during the commencement exer-
cises. True enough, the Seniors of 30
deserved better hand from the Jun
iors. but we aided them In learning
that Perseverance is the Master of the
Affairs of Men"
Upon May 4th 1920, eleven girls
and one boy sat upon the threshold
of the future while within the gates
were also IL boys and girls who soon
expected to scale the heights. The
class of 30 also left broken hearts
and wounded pride in the ranks of the
Juniors because upon leaving they had
left behind two members who had
started with them.
In September, 1920, there enrolled
ten students as Seniors, five who
originally started in 1917, and five who
joined the ranks during the years that
followed
Marie Rabdau graduated from the
Cow Creek school at the tender age
of 10. Miss Marie came humble and
meek little maid with no hopes save
those of diploma. During her four
years she has accomplished much
toward the higher levels for which we
are all striving. Marie is one of the
few who have cOnouered Caesar and
also who have mastered the art OF
managing Ford. Marie is one of the
schools most popular girls. is pres.-
dent of the Athenian Literary Society
member of the Latin Club and is one
of the original SO of the Glass OF 81.
From the state of Illinois halls a
loyal young man who has done much
toward making the world better
place in which to live. Clair Doty
started to school in Denver, Colorado
and finished the eighth grade on the
Northside, Bonners Ferry. Through
/ four years of high school Clair has
become famous for his essays on
Jumbo" and Gus" and for his con-
struction of an instrument built for
the purpose of creating music This
instrument is popularity called the
HendeDoty- ograph. Clair also has
laid claim to being one of the original
members of the Glass of 1921.
Another member of the original SO
is native son of Idaho and of Bound
airy county. William Howard Donehoo
finished the eighth grade in his native
city, Copeland, in 1917. Howard has
many accomplishments to his record