Fort Wayne Art School - Art Lights Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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, ,. FRESHMEN, A ' fl-, I 75- Ji, f l' . ' W Qiif ti 'li' A 'ty ,sri ff' Q',,'1fi?iV 5 tl l i'5iH'awiQl',ifj. , In the fall of 1924 there came to the Fort Wayne Art School a group of young people, numbering twenty-two, who were to be known and remembered as the Freshmen of '24-'25 A f ' , , These twenty-two 'artists-to-be , after having been assnmiliated into the ranks of the art school, met together in the third week in September, 1924, and there organ- ized their class and elected their leaders. Mary Ninde was chosen to be their president, Elizabeth Barth, vice presl- dent, Mary Kirk, secretary, John Schultheis, treasurer, and Dot Wells, chairman of the social committee Mr. Quinn was elected faculty adviser . , t The class atthls time was composed of - Elizabeth Marie Therissa Barth Fort Wayne Betty Now, was that n1ce? ,f, I, Kathryn Brew Bechtol -D Fort Wayne Kay Here, Tippy! ' v W W! xiff xv .T I tw , J--iii lv 1 f ' x L , I I 1 g -'ln f ' A rJ1 iii!! :fri g li 'ne fa, 2.- ll 4' ' 'Ki'2 if f' 3 , 31 1' f ' -0 , 1 1 R u l NX K 'i H ill' P ll ' f 4px ' K U . 3 t A l . Q1 P25-R ' 1 iris N- v Y ,iw L In I x if we at 1 r f we Q ti,--iv .gt A ' yu, i Xu fd. m rc ,sci Q 1, , 1 5,1 . .gl-X .N 6, fi ',f rf 'Alle f llg x sf K tml: ,NH wt , X -+ ,Z 9, W. 1 LK' 4513 im , FJ ff A t 4 , a 'f :, :urn 1 ':'F'n.-,'1:- -+,' r ,, . gat., l 1 ,.-.-ff-. ' D.- vv 1' f-'. L, sa-. ggi , ,, f .I 'i 4' 4 -Ei - 'fit-1 ', . . - C375 5 'Y fN

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' ? ' Grace Martha Eleanore Van Alstine j ' Fort Wayne Gracey A ' Now I think we'll do it this ,- luayin ' l, V' I Dorothy Eleanor Wells Jacksonville Dot 1 , F Isn't that da'linf ' The first social event of the year was a picnictwhich the Seniors held at Foster Park for the Freshmen, at which the Freshmen showed' thmselves to be quite a talented group. . .t s In October the class roll increased to twenty-five upon the entrance of: ' Martha Ellen Cress Fort Wayne Mart Oh! Bob. t l ., ' Janette Mae Frame - -' 4 Y- Fort Wayne Mae Too mild to print. -' '- Ilda A. Speckhard ' -. rv, W BaygCity Specky F I'll be ready in a minute, - - Mae. ,- Ls,ev , .- When the harvest moon was high in the heavens the Freshmen were hosts to the Seniors at a masquerade. Corn stalks and pumpkins, ghosts and bats and all the black cats in spiritsdom were in attendance in fulliforce in the Little Art Theatre. 'The main features of the evening were several clever dances: the skeletons, pumpkins, cats and clownsf . , Q . At Thanksgiving the Freshmen were' guests of the Seniors. The school went along serenely then until Christmas, when Santa Claus became the center of attention. Each student was remembered with a gift. Justice B. McNatt made a delightful Santa. u In January another entree was made in Freshmen ranks: Robert Daniel. Richards Roanoke Mary Jane Good gracious. I , , s, Q , ,