Ferris State University - Ferriscope Yearbook (Big Rapids, MI)

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Senior Class History ,In September, 1922, a group of intelligent-looking individuals presented themselves at the portals of the famous Hall of Learning -The Ferris Insti- tute. These personages enrolled in the College Preparatory Department, and they were destined to graduate from that department in June or August-they were the members of the Senior Class of '23. Many of the Seniors had, previously, frequented the realms of the institution and so were well aware of what the future had in store for them, those who had no idea were not to remain in the darkness for any length of time, for the chief instructor, a tall, grave, white-haired gentleman soon impressed upon their minds the fact that the F. I. motto was, VVork or get out. 1 The majority of students settled down to their tasks with a heart for any fate and they soon met their fate, leave it to Miss Travis, Mr. Clark, Miss NleNerney, Mr. Cramer, etc. Under the yoke of these capable instructors they were guided 'along the rugged paths of knowledge without hesitation. Un September 12, Mr. Masselink called a meeting of all Seniors for the purpose of organization. The primary reasons for organizing the Seniors into a class body were as follows: l. To foster and promote a class spirit. 2. To pro- mote clean and wholesome entertainment for its members. 3. To create a greater interest in scholarship and to co-operate with the Ferris Institute. At the time when the Seniors enlisted in the ranks of knowledge-seekers, there were other mortals who did likewise--they were the Juniors. The Seniors, being a kind and sociable group, deemed it necessary to give a reception for the new and strange inmates. Ctlctober 6, the event took place. and it was de- clared by all-a decided successj A hue program was rendered, games were played, acquaintances were made and, oh! what a delicious lunch was served- fried cakes and punch. December l, An All-School Party was given by the benevolent Seniors. A hne time was the verdict of all who partook of the merriment. Vtfhat else could be expected? February 23, the Seniors were honored by a reception given by the juniors and were royally entertained by an excellent program and other features of hospitality. 30 1