Liberty Township High School - Moraine Yearbook (Chesterton, IN)

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 mum Freshmen FIRST ROW—Norma Behrendt. Dorotha Gustafson, Evelyn Lundahl, Anna O’Connor. Edith Drake. SECOND ROW—Melvin Snudrnan. William Flffolah. Sam Walstra. William Hanrahan. Edward Gloyeske. THIRD ROW—John Biggs, Glenn Olson. Lester Hlnellne, George Shooter. mmm iiuii;!!iiii uiiiiiiuiij]uiiifiiiuiii»iiii!ii|iiiiitujiai!iiniHiiibjiiuiiMiiih'i ui. iiiwiUiiiHiii m itiiai. ,:n Freshman Class History HAT 4i grand and glorious feeling! As the door of “III School” opened, fourteen decidedly given Freshmen rushed In. Mirny buggy were parked outside. Rattles, pacifier and nil sort of toys were deposited in tin bickers, hut only f«»r the nine being. The owner of the said buggies, rattles, etc., were: Samwal Stra He’s a case Eddleglow Eske Afraid to talk Georgeshoo Ter Watch him blush Jiihnb Igga Our gre««nest Glenol Son Very studious Billhenry An Most mischievous I.esterhine Une So qidH WUhefigo I ali A little angel Anucon Or Did 1 get a letter? Edlthd Hake Always ha her lessons KvlUilin Dull Full of fun l orthygust Afson Just hear her smile Norma l eh Rent Happy-go-lucky After the first month U wasn't so great because there was plenty of studying to do (with a little fun mixed in). Finally we Imd two class meetings. The first one was a failure because the basement was just about wrecked. At the second meeting officers were elected as follows: President. Dorotha Gustafson; Vice-President, Anna O’Connor; Secretary. William Figolah; Treasurer, Glenn Olson; Historian, Nonna Hehrendt: 8orgcniit-at- Arms, WUllam Hnnrahan. (He held the door shut.) On Hallowe'en the Juniors gave a party and fed us worms and soaked us with water. '1 lien and then» we decided to get even with them. We're desperate person , we are. Next came the Thanksgiving Festival, where some Presides informed in the Village Choir. (Say, that choir surely could sing. Regular canaries!) Others served hi the Circus Booth and were in their element near the Eskimo Pies, tlirowing confetti and making all the noise they wanted for once In (Continued on page eighteen) ffllggpw yiBMiiiiniiiiiiumf m«Hm:iUHwinu!iwuj ■ iwwwu iimn fimum