Culver High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Culver, IN)

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ll THE FRESHMA PEA The Freshman class is hard to beat 'Though Sophomores such suggestion would not greet. . But twice within our short career In basket ball they've had us to fear. At the Freshman reception the Seniors gave us We had a fine time and took jokes without fuss. A hay-rack party we had as our first, And ate and laughed -till we nearly burst. Choosing the class colors, green and gold. Was thought by some as being quite bold. At the Sophomore party on Halloween ' In varied costumes there we were seen. Fine students, surpassed b'y none, But we are bound to have some fun. Our fame has spread rthroughout the school And fate, as you see, has not been cruel. Kind friends, this is only to let you know That the Freshman class is not at all slow.-j. L. P. , .M , ,,,.-,,.,.. H AN ALL-FRESHMAN PICNIC One day in May the Freshmen decided to have a picnic. We met at Bchmer's and started for Wickizer's'l woods. Somebody started to Hum Bert Green, but Ruth said, Oh, 'Shaw! ' So with great Joy We began somethingelse with all our Wills. After we got there some of the cars drove into the grove, but one of them had a flat tire, so we decided to Parker in the shed where she could be re- paired. Then we all decided to Wade in the Brooke We came to a shady little Glen where we found a Fern and a Mabel. Nettie lost her beautiful new Gray Vo1yle Kollar'7 and while Leta was in wading she caught several fine and highly-colored Crabbs. We decided to eat our lunch 'tAndrew several buckets of water. As we were very fond o-f pickles we had brought a Grc'ss. 'Man, what are you trying to do 7' shouted Burnice when she saw John eating her sandwiches. The Crabbs were boiled too long and were very Crom fbi ley. 'tLillian went to sleep and when she awoke she rubbed her Eis-en-hard by she saw a haunted Mil QD dred ed by all the small boys of the community. We blindfolded 'iThelma and she almost fell over a tree trunk, but we decided to Warner in time. Some Wiseman of the class suggested that we make -Mikesell the remainder of the lunch. By this time the boys had the car in order and said 'tThe 'Car'l' run now. We all agreed that it was time to go hoirne and Miss Deerhake called, 'Bart-let':s' go! Someone started Nine rahs for the picnic and we all joined in with a verv Hood Grace. ' Page Forty