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FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY NE of the most promising classes which has entered the Madisonville High School is the jolly Freshman Class of 1919. About one hundred entered in September and about ninety-five have continued the course. The Whole school knows that the Freshman Class is very brilliant and we have the teachers to vouch for us, if anyone who can not be in the Freshman Class tries to say anything against us. These comiiig from schools east of Madisonville have spent a. great deal of their seventh and eighth grade years in helping with the work on tifatheris farm, for the idea. that ignorance on the subject HHow Butter Grows and iiWhich Trees Produce Pumpkins was a thing to be proud of, is a thing of the past. Those coming from west of here are neither farmers nor city folks, but have been adopted by the nine class just the same. In September, we accepted a challenge of the Sopho- mores to a field meet. We were slightly defeated, but cheerfully responded to the agreement of giving a party to the victors. The party was a masquerade given on Halloween in the gymnasium. After a grand marchf the masks were removed and games played. Later re- freshments were served and the remainder of the evening spent in dancing. A11 enjoyed it greatly and pronounced it a grand success. 38 We have among our class some very fine athletes, which circumstance was proved in various games with the Madisonville eighth grade and one with the Woodward Freshies. In a football and basket-ball game With the Sophs, the score was close, slightly in their favor. In a game With the ten Ais, which was a great victory for us, our class showed its pep in many ways. A few of our class are on the regular team, and as for the others, a baseball team is soon to be organized. As this is our first year in athletics, the result is very encouraging. As this class is newly fledged, there are only a few happenings, but a couple are interesting to some; for instance, a few of the talkative girls had to go to the study hall for a short period for gossiping in the halls- The path around the trophy case is becoming worn, so many Freshies have had to walk around it as a penalty to slight offenses. The Freshman Class is not represented in the Dramatic Club, but large numbers belong to the Glee Club, both the girls and boys. We are certain that this class, which will graduate in 1919, Will be the best which has ever left M. H. S., and Will be long remembered by its school. ELEANOR KRIEGER, ROSA LAFFEY, WILLIAM PRICE.
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