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

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(Elaaa of 16 ALCESTA DUNLAP ERMA NEANDER DORIS EBBINGHAUS MILDRED NEANDER HAZEL FLICK MARIE REAM HAROLD GROSSNICKLE PAUL SMITH HUBERT LELA GROSSNICKLE MARCELLA THOMAS BRUCE HOWE ALMA WALTER BLAND ISENBARGER DONALD ULREY FRED JENKINS DOTTIE LAUTZENHISER LITTLE Page Twenty-Seven

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 nphmmuT (Elasfi ifetmut N the eventful year of 1912, twenty of us entered the Freshman class of the North Manchester high school. At first we were very anxious to gain the good opinion of every one. Though some of the upper classmen did look down upon us, we cared little, for hadn’t they started at the bottom of the ladder? The opening of the next year found us in our seats, not the same seats that we had occupied, but the ones higher up. We were now dignified Sophomores, no longer the ones to be dictated to, but the ones to dictate to the “green” Freshies. Our class now numbers twenty-two, two more than it numbered last year. We have the next to the largest class in the high school. We are well represented in the different organizations. Two of our members belong to the Second Basketball Team, one is captain and the other guard. Four of us belong to the orchestra. Ten of our members occupy important positions in the two (flee Clul s, and two of us are on the Baseball team. W it bout exaggerating in the least, we are the most handsome and most intellectual looking class of the high school. It is up to us then to make the graduating class of 19H the l e.st and the most attractive one that has ever yet graduated. PiiKe Twenty-Ei ht