Morenci High School - Senior Yearbook (Morenci, MI)

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The Freshnren fillzws Qtlistrirg HE 4-amp fire was eastiug: wierd shadows. sketehing vague forms in the thiek. murky air, The flame revealed a group of husky redskins talking of happy hunting trips into the land of knowledge. They were of the great and powerful tribes of M-hee. II-tee. S-shee now, for their ehief. the great ,Chief Elementary Grades, had just signed a treaty and had smoked the proverbial pipe of peaee and now the tribes had entered their High School days. The name of this flourishing tribe was Freshmen. and luany were their braves and warriors bold. These mighty people were just pitching eauip. 'Twas on September 6, that signs of mental laziness were predif-ted if they did not reaeh their new ramp soon. So they hurried on, glad to be rid of the impending disaster. A week passed and the tribe was settled at last. But bark! Signs of unrest are prevalent. for a st-out has just brought word that the Latin and Algebra tribes were on the uiarpath. The Freslnnen were brave, ah yes, very bravel'-' They kissed their beloved parties good-bye. and went out to 1-onquer their foes. A few went to the happy luuiting ground as a result of the stiaiggle. but the majori- ty were saved. V Then Came the time for the meeting of the most gra- eious people to eleet a ruler. supervised by the High Prin- eess Nelson. the official ruler of the tribe. Carolyn Taylor was appointed High Chief of the Freshmen tribe of red- skins. Hugh Miller her assistant and Foster Shoup to care for the wauipuui. Day after day passed. when ne-ws eame that a new tribe was somewhere about.. Seouts were innnediately sent out and returned to report that the alien people were a band known as the Sophomore. Many were the tortures that the Freshmen suffered at-their hands. But after some time the Sophomore grew tired. for their more ref-ent :lt- taeks had proved futile. To eelebrate this event the Freshmen held an big war danee in lveeexuber, ealled a Hard Times Party by some As time goes ou, the Freshmen are beeoming more and more subdued until now they have lost all signs of sav- ag.-:eness and are ealinly living on their reservation in Mo- renei. 1'erhaps even now you 1-an see them in room nine a eivilized, worthy. intelligent people. ' C. E. T.