Mukwonago High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mukwonago, WI)

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19 2 0 THE ARROW 19 2 0 Page Fifteen

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Top Row—Perry Clmreliill. St decker. Second Row—Buell. Sell. Gerity. Wylie. McAdams. Goetz. Platner. Davis. Third Row—Selirank. Summers. Bade. Schwartz. Boelder. Mitten. Mair. Kuelil. Fourth Row—Johnson. Brady. Perry, Sheridan, Stark. Tans. Junior Class History N ATTEMPTING to write a history ot' the class of '21 the historian labors under various difficulties. There is so much that might be well said, for '21 has been an illustrious class, that the task of sifting the material has been a hard one. The tilings of the present so obscure those of the past that in our Junior year we are prone to forget that we were ever Freshmen, but alas:— There were thirty-six of us as Freshmen, and soon after the excitement of beginning High School wore off, we at last assembled and elected our officers: President ...................................... Alice Wylie Vice President ..................................James Gerity Secretary .......................................Gluts. Goetz Treasurer ..................................Myrtle McAdams In the latter part of October the Sophomores welcomed us with an elab- orate banquet at which most of us were enveloped in a more brilliant aura of green than usual. Our Sophomore year even surpassed the first as far as the activities of the individual members were concerned. In the Spring we gave the Freshmen a picnic, which was held at Phantom Lake, and we till had a delightful time. In September. 1919, we came again to dear old M. II. S. carrying our be- loved books, though perhaps some of us loved them just a bit too much appar- Piu e Sixteen