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

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uvvvvvvvvu'i.v.i.vl1i.i'.iI.vLl viiimlllvvvvvvlvvvlvvlv Sophomore Class History N September, 1923, the largest class in the history of the Mt. Pleasant High School, 105 strong, enrolled as Freshmen at Junior High. Little did we know about our class rooms, studies, and teachers. lt took several weeks to get acquainted and into the regular routine of work. Our teachers, Miss McBride, Miss Heuer, Miss Crane, Mrs. Atwood, and Mr. Wyse, were very kind to us and helped ,us get started. At first we resolved not to allow anything to interfere with our stu- dies, but some of our members went out for football, some discovered that the show must be attended every evening, and for others there were various other attractions. For these reasons many fell by the wayside. A few of our gallant members do not look back with fond rememlbrance to the nightly Algebra classes. Since we were not permitted to enter the High School Declamatory Contest, Professor Cruiksha.nk consented to let us have one of our very own. Twelve of our members entered, and the honors were won by Hazel Kracaw and Ethel Van Hon. Mrs. Frerichs had charge of the Junior High Chorus, of which many of the members were Freshmen. Some of our number played in the band and others in the orchestra. The basket ball season started in real earnest after the Christmas va- cation and our class offered Dale as a regular on the team. We had our class party the latter part of April. The entertainment was in the form of a field meet, in which many of us took part. All reported a good time. Soon came time for the final examinations. Then we were happy for three months. - September came again and we strapped on our books and started to school once more. This time we went to the large, forbidding stone build- ing, where we caused much amusement for the dignified Seniors and haughty Juniors. The first few days we were entirely lost. At last quiet ruled and we became used to our classes and teachers. This year, the same as last, many went out for football and basketball. Two of the basketball team, Dale Caris and Lloyd Carnahan, are from our class and were very instrumental in winning the cup which was given to the winner of the Class A division of the tournament which was hold here in March. In the class basketball games the boys were beaten 'by the Seniors and the girls won the honor of being called the Champion Basketball Players. The annual High School Declamatory Contest was held in February. Ethel Van Hon won first place in the Humorous section and Hazel Kracaw second in the Dramatic. Ethel won first in the preliminary contest held at Mt. Pleasant later. We are now looking forward to a class party to be given soon. In 1927 we are going to be the largest and best class ever to graduate from the Mt. Pleasant High School-if we can carry to a successful finish the Work we have started, -Adele Green. 'l'l'lIl'lIIllIIIIIIllllllllllIlldllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllll