Baugo Township High School - School Bell Echoes Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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CLASS HISTORY The class ot' -il entered school in Stpte-uber, 1029, very bashful and somewhat frightened. but nevertheless eager to start. Miss Mai ie Teel. our first teacher began the process of molding out live- tbrouv'Y-out cur school years. We rrafliially lost the bashfulness and began to take our schooling rather fer Qranfed. But as we graduate we realize more and more that our A'ne i'-:in public education system did not come to ns as a gift but tather through the work and sacrifices of our parents and theirs before them. During the seccnd and third year our class was divided, due to the number of students. Miss Recliner and Mis: Zimmerman were the teach- ers. Beginning with the fourth grade and throughout the fifth and sixth we became accustomed to a new method of teaching, departmental work. Miss Pulp, Miss Housour and Mrs. Hallman were the teachers. When we entered Junior High school. we thought we had advanced quite a distance. for it was at the beginning of the seventh grade that we went upstairs , September. 1937. will always be remembered by our class as that was the year we entered high school. We withstood strongly the attempts to belittle our class of -11 while the old, old freshman adjectives were flung at us. greenie . little towhead and others. That year ive select- wl Mr. Bradford Mclntosh as our sponsor, Assunta Lese as president and Kenneth lirnsberger as vice-president. Onr first high school party was the annual freshman initiation. Later durirg the year we had a hallo- ween party and sleighing party. For our sophomore officers we elected Robert Parcell as president: .-Xssunta Lese. vice-president: and Russell Rnpie, secretary-treasurer. lt was during this year that our class decided on the class flower, the rose: class colors. old rose and gray: and our motto, No crown with- out the dust of labor . During our junior year we took increased activities. We had class mf-mba-rs on the basketball team, baseball team and track team. We pre- sented the play The Haunted Tea Room and in the sprint: sponsored two skating parties. Tire officers for the junior vear were: Robert Mar- ks-l. president: Donald Robison, vice-president: Doris Burket, seeretaryg .Xssunta Lf-se, treasurer. Vera Rlosser became the main officer for our class. The party of the yt-ar was the calendar party held January twenty-first. We present- ed the play Huckleberry Finn on March sixth. As our senior year cornf-s to an end. two things will be remembered bv our class. No crown without tht- dust of labor and the accomplishments of our lives which tw-rc stitnulatf-fl by our centralized school at Jamestown. Robert Markel.