Monroe Township School - Mirror Yearbook (Bringhurst, IN)

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21: ills ill: ilk lllnlihr tlilirrnrlulln ills ella ull: :IE CLASS HISTORY class students. Our class enjoyed a Weiner and marshmallow roast in the 1 - 'f Chapter One old thicket in the early autumn. About ? . the last week in the first month of green is the grass in themonth of May school we again organized our clas with bo were We thls HH Ofwnafe Day' Voyle Shelburn as president, Delilah ,, How unforgetful is the memory of Allen, vice-president, and Dorotha :- T our Freshman year in B. H. S., Clearly Riggle as secretary-treasurer. We stu- 'W can I see us poor little Freshies very dents had a fine time studying Physical young, and fearfully ascending the Geography, taught by Mr. Yunker. stairs wondering, What shall I do We tooka trip around through Carroll 3 next? Finally we sauntered into county studying valleys, rocks, hills 5 ' a large room, which we now call the and different kinds of soil. Then we assembly. We almost fainted when we were asked to keep a notebook on noticed all the new large books located these and then we secured aeveral dif- on the long, high bookshelves. We sup- ferent kinds of rocks. This school term 2 posed that we would have to use them. 'also ended our Latin course. This study Q Fifteen little Freshies all grouped in we have found to be a great help to us two rows, soon began to gaze about the in our Engish course in later years. ' room. Where upon some big Senior on Cha tm, Three ,,, the other side of the room began to . ' g 6 'E' giggle. But that certain lad soon found When m the Junior yefmf ? out that some of the Freshmen were We had then, only Senior to fear' not as green as they thought us to be. This year we organized our class the When the greenness of the Freshman first week of school with Carl Zinn as .1 had somewhat faded awav, we began president, Eva Douglas, treasurer and 53 E to think of class organization. So in a Ancil Ayres, secretary. This year we 5 25 few weeks we held our first class meet- studied Botany,a very interesting study ? ing, at which Marguerite Eikenberry of plants.We made a collection of seeds was elected President and Hilda Garri- and leaves during the year We also A son as Secretary-Treasurer. took Geometry and Botany. taught by ' H: Some of the boys were beginning t0 Miss Bauta, Commercial Geography by 3 get an eye opener in the B. H. S. bas- Mr. Sharp who also taught us Econo-- T ket ball team. In this glorious year we mics. Miss Stanton taught us English eight Freshmen girls served hot lunch and coached the Junior class play, on Wednesday of each week during the The Poor Married Man, given at .5 winter months. The majority of our the Bringhurst Opera House, February 3 4- class took advanced Art and Music 17. 1926. . taught by Grace Marie Stone. At the We Juniors spent about three weeks end of the school term we were not so preparing for the Junior-Senior recep- 'L bashful and were ready to start into tion which was given at a -dwelling E the Sophomore year with many new'house here in town, We had the house Q I ideas. very beautifully decorated. The dining Chapter Two ,room was decorated in orchid and white . 'while the reception room was decorat- - sophomores' and Still our Wonder grew' ed in our class colors, green and pink. -N -5 We wondered how it would be when We had to he Very careful that no E- We were through' dishes were broken, no coffee spilled When we came back as Sophomores andthe guests were seated correctly. A we sure could have sympathy with the We also had to be ushers at the Com- :, Freshmen that year. A few events mencement exercises, so you see that :- ': took place as we were beginning to that year we sure was a bunch of busy T establish ourselves as thirteen first Juniors. I U I' 'll' 'IIUII' A 'Il' ' 'IIDII' 'll' 'llnllf 'Il' 75 5Wne