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


a pride to our class. Her qualities
as a worthy companion in all of our
class affairs, a willing worker, a good
student and blonde have placed her
high in the rank of popularity. She
is president of the French Club. Her
one weakness is her silence but with
the prophet of old we all believe that
Silent togue gives rise to worthy
thoughts"
When red-headed, blue-eyed young
ster appeared upon the scene in 1918,
he was seized by several of the Seniors
who triumphantly shouted Here
frosh. here's a seat" A clinched fist
and a high pitched voice which gave
way to note of indignation answered
'I amt no Freshman, I'm Soph-
more"
curtis Wallace, a native of Colorado.
was thus greeted and gave greeting
upon his entrance to Boomers Ferry
High School. He began school In
Meeker, Colorado, and finished the
eighth grade in Idaho Falls, Idaho:
began high school in Natrona County
High School in Colorado, Joining the
Glass of 1921 in our Sophmore year.
He added color to our brilliancy OF
color, a splendid record in scholastic
honors and in athletics. Curt is a four
letter man on our basket ball team and
was twice elected captain. He has
served as an officer of the Olympian
society ever since his entrance-thia
year he Is its president. Curt also
belongs to the Glee Club and is presi-
dent or the Senior Glass of 1921. To
MN we owe the successful steering
of our Senior year.
Joseph Burke is the only member
OF the Class of 1921 who began school
In Bonners Ferry. He is native of
Minnesota and began his high school
career in Lewiston, Idaho, where he
finished the eighth grade. He finished
part of the term at Lewiston. return
ing to Boomers Ferry in the spring of
1917 He Joined the Glass of 1921 in
the Sophmore year, after quitting
school the spring before. Though plod-
ding along he has kept up and will
finish with the Glass of '21. Joe has
served as president of the Olympian
society and has twice been elected
student manager of the Associated
Students.
The Glass of 1921 early In the school
term entertained the entire school at a
party In the gymnasium 1t was a
pronounced success and every one en-
1oyed themselves to the utmost On
April 9Th the Senior Ball by the Glass
OIL Il was pronounced the prettiest
ana most successful of any that had
ever been staged In Bonners Ferry. ON
May 10Th, 1921, the Seniors staged
sneak day that will always be con-
sidered a success in every detail. One
lof our members had to be kidnapped
along with our faculty advisor. But
In spite of all the obstacles we had to
overcome, the utmost secrecy was
maintained until Miss Bracken an
nounced to the school that the Seniors
have kidnapped Miss Wenz and have
gone to Creston."
The Class of 1921 can we'll be proud
OF Its composition. Its members in
diVidually have records to be proud of,
collectively they have no equal
Ihough regretting that so many of our
members have fallen by the wayside
and so many have gone down under
the arrows of Dan Cupid and are now
bearing the yoke of Matrimony, we feel
that in the years past our record is
clean and clear. We have nothing to
regret for we have established princi-
pies of faith and good hope. The Glass
OF Fl places its history upon the table
1t is full of good cheer. hard work
faith in ourselves, and in our faculty.
We only ask that il it be studied as
history. that its splendid record be fol-
lowed by those who are worthy of fol-
lowing us into the fog of the future.
Joseph Burke