Mount Pleasant High School - Tattler Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, IA)

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Freshman Class History E ARE launched upon our High School career.oi'er one-hundred strong, but we are not the verdant freshies of oEd. Instead, we feel rather like the Seniors enjoying the mistakes of the lower classmen, but our time will come next year whea we are Sophomores. We Freshmen are proud of our good scholarship, and although we do say it, we are a bright, jolly, clever class, and to our competent teachers, Miss Byrne, Miss Phelps, Mrs. Gilmore, Miss Grace, Mr. VVyse and Miss Anderson, we give most of the credit. Our lack of social affairs is not due to a lack of pep, for we have plenty of it, which fact has been demonstrated at the basketball and football games. The girls' basketball team did exceptional work for its first year. They defeated the Sophomores, b t were beaten in a bravely fought, though one-sided game, with the Seniors. We hare both musical and dramatic ability in our class. Our musical talent is very evident in the Junior High Orchestra and Chorus: while we won third honors in the Declamatory Contest, so we are hoping for greater thirgs in the future. We had a Halloween masquerade party in the lower hall of Junior High last fall which has been the only one so far, and we made the best of that jolly occasion. We expect much of our class in the future, not only in High School, but in the years that follow. May we always do honor to our dear old High School and uplhold the maroon and gold as the symbol of all that a good High School should be. ALICE LAUTERBACH. RUTH SPRY.