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

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1. it ln' 7 U' U On September 21 the Semors started the year rrght bx mtroduclng the Freshmen mto the mysterxes of be mg entertamed xn Art S hool style The guests and Faculty were motored to Foster Park after school hours where they were led through a num ber of stunts the chmax of whlch was theTreasure Hunt Fern Femeau s group after a tramp of a few mrles found the treasure a huge sack of peanuts first The other group, led by Jonn Schulthers, farled to follow the trall marked out for th m and were hopelessly lost Then we Gathered around the roarmg campfire and ate lunch remamed vxsxble We crept st1ll closer to the fire for twas growing darker and cooler and each of the Freshmen told hrs or her name, address and telephone numbers some p '1 cxls were seen Jottmg these down lest ther forget an hrs or her reason for commv to the Fort Wayne School After a hrlarlous tune of slngrng and laughter t e crowd trundled homeward vsorn out but happy an better acquamted The Seniors declded SIHCC thls was thelr last year they would have everal partles or act1v1t1es So on October 13 a theatre party, Dutch treat of course, was in full swmg. We all trooped gally to the Strand to see Harold Lloyd in ' The Freshman ' We all wanted to revlew our freshman days so we thoroughly enjoyed , l U CJ K -- ul 1 Cui- Q ' ' 4' U . J V , . . ' l . 'T . . ' c . I D , . . n , g . Q 9 t , , . Q . f ' r f' . D ' Q - ' Q our picnic lunch. Needless to say, very little of the I - Q f . - I 7 , 'P' D r T H . , er - . - 7 , d ' ' 5 Art L a o o LL w o , h ,, , , ,i d , . C Y ...Lx .D

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fda 'Cin the movie. Charley was the only one on the casual- ty list with a couple of cracked ribs, this as a result of some vigorous cheering on the part of one of the en- thusiastic rooters for the foot-ball team on which Har- old Lloyd was the star. ' After the movie, several of the seniors, well chap- eroned by Mr. Hull, drove to New Haven for eats at which time they were the guests of Mr Hull. Around the time when pumpkins and witches are favorites, the Freshmen thought it was their turn to show the Seniors their ability to entertain. On the evening of October 28 the Seniors, instruc- tors and night school students were attending the Masque Ball as guests of the Freshmen. The guests were met at the entrance, which was decorated in a most unique and artistic manner, by three ghosts and led through a series of dark, ghostly rooms and passages and finally slid into the theatre en- trance where various stunts were in progress. Two of the outstanding features were a mechanical doll dance by Mildred Bauer and Martha Knott, and a Spanish dance by Sarah Miner., Another feature of the evening was a grand march followed by a tag dance. Serpentine and confetti were flying in the air all evening. Favors of popcorn balls and Hallowe'en howlers were distributed among the guests by the Freshmen. Mary Katherine Kaadt and Mr. Hull won prizes for the most artistic costumes and Mae Frame and Rack for the funniest. - Mrs. Feustel entertained us by telling our fortunes