Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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If ln 57' e if kr- ' , ff: 'f , .- fv ' ia-ga?'2JiiEf'1,4fi,L1LQ,w 2Q wff'v'lf- J . 1 No doubt about it, thereive been some changes made! Our H. H. S. of today has come a long way since the school of 1915. It used to be a matter of book larnin, and noth- ing else, but now, a high school education in- cludes such brilliant devices Ccall ,em life-savers if you want toll as movies, banquets, carnivals, dances, and all sorts of friendly get-togethers. No longer is a social life frowned upon by the ubrethrenn of the school, rather, it has come to be recognized as an essential in the education of youth. Getting along with your fellow-man is the order of the clay, and having fun while youire doing it adds even more sparkle to it. Class rings, Senior cords, class plays, news- papers, and even the EPITOME have become high school institutions. It is hard to imagine what our school would be like if they were taken away. So, gather ,round underclassmen, and thank your lucky stars you weren't born in the 1S9O'sl Time Honored Tradition Class Rings and Bangle Bracelets .1 'Fa M . ' fi figrwj, 1 XJ, ra

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