Leesburg High School - Blazer Yearbook (Leesburg, IN)

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L. H. S. l':u:v 'l'wl'nI, I RAVELINGS iluninr Ollaaa 1509111 Of all the classes of L. H. S. The Juniors can't be beat. With her goodly members That you chance to meet. We have Worked to have our lessons, Each, and every one, Many times theyire very hard, But we always get them done. Miss Yeager is our sponsor. And she helps us all the time, In sandwich sales and Carnivals, She's earned us many a dime. There are two VVaynes in our class. And Millard, Maurice and Ray, Ralph, Everett, and Harold, Pearl, Margaret and Mae. Hazel. Mary and Blanche. Isabelle, Milla and Pearl, Carl, Loman and Princess, Leannis. Myself and Merle. ESTHER J. MCKIBBEN, '29, E112 Svvninra Though we are few, we are mighty. Don't believe it? Just look at our names. Edna is, I guess. our best scholar, She should be in the hall of fame. I don't know which should come first here. On this list of our very good names. But I'll have to put them down someway. If the order is wrong, I'm not to blame. Marjory. Earl and Roland, There that's three of them, see! Then Joy and Alva, Ernest and Ruth That accounts for all but me. FRED HIMES, '2S. 1928

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L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 Ellreahmm 0111155 13119111 Oh, yes we're L. H. Freshmen. But only for a year. If the 1'est our stride will follow We'll all finish with a cheer. The upper classmen say we're fresh. Why sure, that's why we're here. If they had halt' the pep we've got. They'd have no need to fear. We never whisper, scowl, or frown, Just study with a smile. We make the other classes step 'round To keep within a mile. We're fourteen girls and fourteen boys. Now watch our pep and hear our noise. Here's to the Freshmen of '28, May we all be together when we graduate. MAXINE MORRISEY, 'Zll. Svuphnnlturr Qllaaa 15112111 We are the bunch from L. H. S. Sophomores they say. WVe always t1'y to do our best In every little way. Miss Yeager says she thinks we're The noisiest bunch in school. I don't quite agree with her. But she's right as a general rule. Mr. Harman is our sponsor. None better could we find. But he has too many History tests To suit this little mind. Mr. Austin is our principal, A very good one too. For every morning he will talk Cn how We ought to do. Mrs. Milburn teaches music, Also Algebra one. She's always in a hurry When there's work to be done. HIRAM FERVERDA, '30. Page 'I' nt ll

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