Elston High School - Elstonian Yearbook (Michigan City, IN)

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Page Six Caves of ice remind one of stories of the far North.

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a delight to all beholders. Of course, his prototype exists also in humanity. Then there is the unhappy-looking creature fluffed out with drooping feathers who appears to do nothing at all but sit and consider how utterly wretched he feels and what little advantage there is in living. Doesn't this last example remind you of the seniors that received E’s, sitting in the assembly, brooding over their misfortune? Now don’t you see why you students make us think of Penny and Oscar? Penguins resemble mankind to a T’ and also give a light, humorous subject which can be satirized and with which one may draw comparisons. Because we needed a companion for you, Penny, we chose Oscar, the sea lion, one of your friends in your native country. Oscar has been very close to us during the past year. A refugee from a local zoo, he chose Michigan City's lake front as his home. Oscar romped about our lake front, evading all attempt by our Frank Buck Club to capture him and lived happily until someone without any sense of animal preservation shot and killed him. As a staff member. I have attempted to show you in the preceding discussion why we chose you. Penny and Oscar, as our theme. If we have been successful in winning you over to see it as the staff does, we should like to have you take the students through our annual, showing them the high spots of the school and also telling them the history and great acts of the Class of 1936. The Editor Page Five

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 The ice - choked harbor presents a scene of winter atmosphere. i1