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

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9?nifir (Elaaa Blatant At the beginning of the second semester in mil. alimil 35 little eighth trailers made their lirst appearance in the Assembly Room. II must he admitted that we were rather timid, since we were constantly criticised and laughed at by the High School students. Never-the-less we made the best of it and soon surprised tin entire school by being admitted to the High School Chorus. Our young voices were a wonderful help to the music class and it was soon realized by all that they positively could not do without us. The next autumn we enrolled as Freshmen, our number slightly decreased, hut our importance greatly increased. Several of ns became members of the Glee clubs and of the different athletic departments. We worked so diligently and with such spirit that we gained the reputation of being a class “worth while.” s Sophomores we kepi up our work in every department and one of our members was chosen as pianist for the (ilee clubs. Not until we were Juniors did our real opportunity come in which to display our talents. There were only thirteen of us and we elected Merrill Lefforge class president. A High School orchestra was organized in which our class was well represented. Evea Freeman was pianist for every depart-ment in music and every Junior girl was in the Glee club. Each had an important part in the operetta. “The Feast of the Little Lanterns. Without the contributions in art by Merrill Lefforge and Howard Smith, and the clever stories by Glay Leonard, the Annual of mil would never have been so successful. Lozier Warner and Forrest Swank did some star playing in basket ball. At the close of the year we gave a unique banquet for the Seniors. These are merely a few of the things worth mentioning which distinguished us as .Juniors. When we became Seniors we elected Glay Leonard president and proceeded to make our last year in High School the most enjoyable one. We published this second volui...if the En-F.m” and went on with our work in all the other departments. All the Seniors were in the Glee clubs, and several of the hoys bid splendid work in athletics and debating. We have always been a congenial class and our associations together have been very pleasant. Page Fifteen

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(Class nf 15 CLAY LEONARD, ------------------------ President LOZIER WARNER, Vice-President PAULINE STEELE, ---------------------- Secretary MERRILL LEFFORGE, -------------------- Treasurer MOTTO—Impossible is Un-American COLORS—Green and White FLOWER—Lily-of-the-Valley GENEVIEVE FRAME EVEA FREEMAN PAULINE FREEMAN RUSSELL HIPPENSTEEL MERRILL LEFFORGE CLAY LEONARD EILEEN MILLS (Class (Hull DELLA PEDEN HARRY SANDOZ LOUE SANDOZ HOWARD SMITH PAULINE STEELE FORREST SWANK RUSSELL ULREY LOZIER WARNER Page Fourteen

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CLAY LEONARD—DICK Class President M5. Glee Club, EnEm 15 Stair. His eloquent Speeches PAULI N E FKEEM A N—T( M M V Glee Club, Secretary German Club, En Em ' 15 StaP’. Viva La Cookery Maid I.()ZIER WARNER—STYX Glee Club. Base Ball, Basket Ball, Orchestra, En Fan T5 StalT, Vice President ’15. Those convenient Headaches Pane Sixteen