Central High School - EN EM Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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(Sllaaa nf ’15 MERRILL LEFFORGE President EILEEN MILLS Secretary-Treasurer MOTTO—Frst die Arbeit; dann das Spiel. COLORS—White and Green. (Lit2 nU GENEVIEVE FRAME EVA FREEMAN PAULINE FREEMAN RUSSEL HIPPENSTEEL MERRILL LEFFORGE CLAY LEONARD FRANCES MARTIN EILEEN MILLS HOWARD SMITH PAULINE STEELE FORREST SWANK RUSSELL ULREY WARNER LOZIER Page Twenty-Three

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Sitmnr (Chuui ffiiatnni yJB53S | 11RK K years ago when tin school term opened, one of the most illustrious of classes entered the North Manchester high school. There were thirty-four energetic little Freshmen enrolled on that first day in September, 1911. From that day we have worked so hard and with so much enthusiasm and energy that we have always ranked well. During the Freshmen year, tin upper classmen retained a haughty attitude towards the frightened little Freshies. Hut, realizing that in tin future our class was to lx of much importance, the Freshmen wore undaunted. Because of the strict rules concerning interest grades, we received very few hard knocks of initiation. Probably we were “fresh” and “green when we entered the high school, but nevertheless from the very beginning we showed our determination and willingness to do good work. As we were the largest class in the school at that time, we stuck together and worked so hard that no doubt the upper classmen and teachers thought us ideal (?) students. During our Sophomore and Junior years, although our class had decreased considerably in numbers, we always hung together and became much stronger than when Freshmen, for being upper classmen, we now had no one to fear. Members of our class have always held prominent places in all the activities of school life. Our class contributes several good athletes for the basket ball teams, track work, tennis, baseball, etc. Several members of our class have played well, but Swank and Warner have been the special stars of our class on the high school basket ball team. Our class has also furnished its share to all of the musical organizations. Being such a jolly class, our social affairs have been very brilliant and happy affairs. The annual Junior-Senior reception has always been a matter of prominence, and this year it was no exception to the rule. Besides these formal events, we have had many jolly times at parties, picnics, etc. Now we are about to start upon the last chapter of our high school life, and we hope that we may as successfully pass through this as we have the past three years in the North Manchester high school. Page Twenty-Four