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FRESHSVSAN CLASS HISTORY. The class of T9 was not formally organized until the be¬ ginning of the second semester, at which time a class meeting was held and the following officers elected: William Broughton.President Pern Nichols.Vice-President Margaret Hathaway.Secretary Lionel Atkinson.Treasurer In the fall of T5 thirty-three pupils entered High School and at the mid-year promotion, which was instituted this year, nine more entered, making a total of forty-two pupils, the largest class that has ever entered this High School. The class of T9 is an unusual class in many respects. It has an exceptionally promising athlete and musician, Edwin Elting. As an athlete, Edwin is a remarkably able pole-vaulter, having cleared the bar at ten feet, and. is good in basket ball. As musicians, Amos Allman and Edwin possess wonderful skill on the cornet and violin respestively having proved them¬ selves indispensable to the High School orchestra. The fame of the class of T9 is so widespread that Lionel Atkinson heard of it and came all the way from Morocco (Indiana) to join the honored class. The class of T9 possesses an exceptionally pro¬ ficient coin grower. Wayland Zieseniss, who raised the third best ten ears of corn in Indiana in 1915 and as a reward for his commendable work enjoyed a trip to Purdue and Washington I). C., free. The class of T9 has the most promising girl basket ball team in the High School and with a little more experience they undoubtedly will become excellent players. Although they were defeated in both games by the Hobart team, the Crown Point girls played a magnificent game. Considering the fact that the Hobart team was composed of four upper-classmen and one freshman while the Crown Point team was composed of four freshmen and one upper-classman it can be readily seen why the latter was defeated. Some believe that the reason that Margaret Hathaway and Helen Kubal are such excellent players is that they have in¬ herited the ability from their brothers, Howard Hathaway and Edwin Kubal, the former being captain of the High School basket ball team and the latter one of its best players, but we believe that the real reason lies in the fact that they are mem¬ bers of the class of 1919. “Every man has his gift and the tools — go to him that can use them.”—Kingsley.
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POSTGRADUATES MAURINE HEIGHWAY — ’15 Maurine we fear will never wed. For not so long ago she said: “For eighteen years, almost a score. I’ve lived, untouched, by true love’s door, So I guess I can stand it for eighteen more.” CLARENCE McWAYNE—’ll In all athletics, name them all. Whether running, the high-jump or basket ball; Of course our thoughts turn to the same Don’t hesitate—don’t medidate — Clarence McWayne. MARJORIE TINKHAM—’15 And “Tink” this year to Wellesly goes, To study hard- — then, goodness knows, Perhaps a teacher she will be And teach in some university. LEAH SAWYER—T4 GWENDOLYN DONNAHA—’13 Leah’s another postgraduate. But never her lot to aggravate. Always serene and smiling brightly. She’s hosts of friends, if we count rightly. Gwendolyn, to acquire self-reliance, Has been seriously studying Domestic Science. So, never fear concerning “Red”, He’ll always be the best of fed.
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