Merrillville High School - Merrillvue Yearbook (Merrillville, IN)

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THEM R R O R CLASSES Senior Junior Sophomore Freshmen Junior High Page twelve ; 1 9 2 7 I

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c; c 3: acrcc::2 THE MIRROR SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We started on that long journey in the fall of 1923, our group numbering nineteen. We had for our captain Mr. O. K. Appleman, and as our guide Miss Wood. In May we stopped for a short period of rest so that we would be ready for another period of work. In the fall of 1924 we continued the journey with a somewhat smaller group. I his year we had the same leaders with another guide added. Miss Zuschnitt. W ith two years of the journey over we took another short rest. In the fall of 1925 we once again resumed our journey with our group dwindled down to seven, the rest having lost out and fallen by the wayside. Zerna Williams joined our group this year. We also had two new guides. Mr. Naylor and Mrs. Swinford, the other ones having left us. In the fall of 1926 we hit the old trail again, rested and ready to make our last step toward goal and gain the reward which we sought. This year our group numbered only five. e had all new leaders also, our new captain be- ing Mr. T. D. Fox, and our guides. Mr. Teagle and Miss Scott. ■St St -St CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 27 of Ross Township High School, real izing that our high-school career is soon coming to a close, do hereby on this the I hirteenth day of May, Anno Domino, Nineteen Hundred twenty-seven, make the following bequests : ( ( )ur bequests are small but we feel that they will be greatly appreciated), We wish to transfer our ability to the classes below us. V r e bequeath to the faculty the privilege of handing out to the lower classmen the same punishments we have so nobly borne. e bequeath to the Junior class our most beloved name “Senior”. We bequeath to the Sophomores our good attendance. We bequeath our good manners to the Freshies. We individually bequeath the following: Page fourteen :2craE::sc::3 1 9 2 7 r