Tipton High School - Tiptonian Yearbook (Tipton, IN)

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Senior Class History In the fall of 1910, a Freshmah class, con- sisting of almost eighty good looking, indus- trious students entered the Tipton High School. For various reasons, this number was greatly diminished and about forty of us continued the Sophomore work. Here wc were noted for our brilliant debates and for our ponyless Latin students. But the num- ber still decreased and only thirty-five re- sponded to the roll call. These thirty-five managed to give the best Junior reception that Tipton has ever witnessed. We origi- nated the Junior-Senior Get-Together move- ment, which is a fine scheme for connecting more closely the members of the two upper classes, and which will undoubtedly be con- tinued in the future. In our last year of high school, we broke all previous records concerning senior class plays, both financial- ly and as a perfect production. We are the first to divine the idea of publishing a monthly Tiptonian instead of an annual and are greatly pleased with its success. ♦ c c » ir O c re £ c 1 = 3 ° o L. i re — On £ o O) 3 w IS £ ■4-» o CO c CC c o 3 l - 1 -o •» o o —i . c -i ■D s: ■a V IS 3 IL ' » - re c i. is r; d — D IL V x ro 2. 111 Q. c IS E .e CO O t- u. .2 C a .c £ - X IS CI s g - O 5 Q. O c c 5 n h c a 1 IS w X Hi S VI 5 I a. 1— — . 3 -4-» £ 1 o O) OJ CO CO CO L. X. 1 Ji o 1 C o O o o o 15 s o K l tt x O S — «-» CC D l E =» r •a o CC ■ - h S S hi m C

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THE TIPTONIAN THE 19 14 SENIORS WE ARE THE GUYS. With an utter absence of egotism, abso- lutely without fear of contradiction, and with no attempt at exaggeration, I can state that we, tlie Class of 1914, are the guys who are the big smoke of Tipton. We are the guys that take the faculty by surprise; us, they idolize; our faults they minimize; our mistakes they legalize ;- nothing we do they criticize; aud our good deeds they invariably immortalize. In finding amusements, we specialize; dull moments and ennui we despise; the rites of flirtation we exercise; and the hearts of our teachers we burglarize. In chewing the rag, we Pletcherize; on conquests of Cupid we systematize; all rules lor matrimony we memorize. In fact, you ' ll admit that we are the guys who do what, and get what we want by the dirt of our eyes. — J. Paul Grishaw, ' 14. ffi WILL HI USD?