Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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19 E P I 'l' O M E 27 EIGHTH GRADE The class of thirty-one has tried tm be the best eighth grade the school has ever had. NYC do not lcnmv vvhether vve have succeeded in being' the best, but we hupe we have. The class had a meeting' at the lirst of the school year and these utilicers were elected: . l'resident .....,,,.. Vice-President ,,.....,. . Seeretary-Treasurer XYlClC5lJ1'6Zltl lfditur ,,r, ...mllruce Abbott ......,lJm'utliv Lex lfmma .Xlll'CZ'lll Charles Smith lipitume liditur Y,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,Y,e....Y,,,,,..,Ar,,,,,,... , ,,Y....,,,, K larv Xvhite The eighth grade has had several parties this year. XYe celebrated St. ' Yalentine's day by giving' une. The class had charge of chapel in lfebruarv. Class songs were sung by the girls and Mr. Henry Teetwr talked tu us on The Cunstructiun of the Yiolinf' The eighth grade girls Civics class sponsurecl Clean-lfp Xveek. The girls made posters and made rules lor keeping the building and campus clean. Mr. lietchem, our spmistw, has helped tu make the year a success. The class has decreased in numbers since last year, but vve hope to have more students each year in the future. Page twenty-nine

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19 E P I T O M E 27 FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshman class entered llagerstown high school with a total enroll- ment of fifty-tliree. They were E1 group who were for the first time thrown together, for some of them came from communities and were not even ae- quainted, hut the progress of the class has not heen held up in the least, since they came to know each other quickly. At their hrst class meeting about two weeks after the opening of school they selected Mr. Cory for sponsor: Annabelle Harris, for president: Gene XYorl, for vice-presidentg and Russell Roth, for secretary and treasurer. The Class held one social during the year and conducted one chapel at which they presented a court scene. The entire class is looking forward to the time when they may come back to Hagerstown High School as Sophomores rested and prepared to do bigger and hetter deeds. Page twenty-eight

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19 y E P I 'l' O 'M E 27 SEVENTH GRADE The class of V152 entered llagerstown junior high school September, 1926. with an enrollment of nftyfthree. .Xlthongh everything was new and strange, the members of the class soon grew accustomed to having' several different teachers in their classes. The following' officers were elected for the year of 1926-27: llernice Pierce, president: Kenneth Rinehart, vice-president: Irene Pegg. secretary: Mr. Lester, sponsor: livelyn lfletemyer, XYiclespread editor: and Kenneth Allen, Epitome editor. :X class party was held in the g'yll11'l2lSlL1lll in October. The lmoys' history class formed an Old Home Town and the girls, class a Happy Home Town. In English the boys had a Het R. lfnglish cluh and the girls had a llnsy l-3. club. lfriday, lfelurnary ll, l927, the class gave a very entertaining' chapel program . One new rneinlner, Lewis Cross, was added during the year. l.elia Phenis, Gladys Clark, and Leon Reynolds moved away-', making' the enrollment fifty- one at the close ofthe year. Page thirty