Ludington High School - Oriole Yearbook (Ludington, MI)

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l:lRll:ilE Clasls History FOREWORD. N the year ot our Lord, twenty-one hundred and forty-tive. Solomon liook- worm found an old ehroniele whieh he, thinking it might he of interest to some readers ot' the Oriole. eopied tor their lrenetit. CHRONICLES OF THE CLASS OF 1917. The ehildren from the Longfellow: those from the Lakeview: those from the Pere Marquette: and those from the country schools: so all the ehildren were reelioned and behold they are written in the hook of Queen Sterling. Now these are the Children that entered the Ludington High Si,-hool in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and thirteen, 'l'hese children after their numlier. to-wit. all those who entered in were eight and sixty. And they were divided into three tribes, and those ot the tirst trilie dwelt in Room Une in the land ot' King Pettibone. and those of the seeond trilie in Room Nine, the domain ol' Queen t'ollins. and those of the last and more needful ot' watching. were loeated in the eenter of Room Eight. whieh is guarded on the south by Seniors and on the north hy Juniors, And they trespassed against the laws ot' their taeulty and played lioolcy and they stir- red up the spirit of the teaehers until they ordered them away. even from every elassroom, and sent them to the ottiee until the day ot' reelioning' when they should heeome more settled in righteous living. And their intelleet grew and waxed strong' under the direetion of the taeulty. Now Algebra and liatin fought against these ehildren, And some fled ln-t'ore them and fell aint were down slain lietore the end ot the tirst ninth month And it eame to pass when it was least expeeted that two ot' their numher. finding' their lives laeliing' in romanee. tooli eaeh unto lierselt' a husband, and these two were named llazel and Mamie. Now the first period ot' the struggle ln-tween the Freshmen and their studies eame to an end. whieh was in the month ealled Septemher, 'l'hey luzltle a new lit-giiiiiiiig, striigrgling' against tiereer enemies and their name. hy whieh they were now ealled was Sopliomores, tliing' ttrittith had eome to sneeeetl Queen Sterliilifl. And when all the people ot' the Sophomores that were in the high seliool saw that the ltlreslimen entered into the elaissroonis ai-ravetl in hats and green eoats thev raised unto their mouth their h-nids hut the . 4 - . . . . , . . rolling ot their eyes showed unto the lfresluneu their mistakes. And lo, on a eertain niglit when some l-'reshmen were passing a dark alley, the Sophomores laid hold upon them and ehastised them. Now these 1 are the ehiet events ol' the bophoniore vear lt, eame to pass when the Sophomores had risen to the degree of Juniors, they ggatliered together at one appointed plaee. Mighty men ot' valor were they, that eould handle a hallot. and they eleeted out ot' their numher tour ottieers: to lie president, l'aul llasliellq to he viee-president, Doi-it Splmt-H- liergerg l'or the lceeper ol' entries. Agues Nelson: to hold the ot't'iee ot' trust ever the wealth that was liept in the lranli, lluwh l'errv P' , '