Mulberry High School - Oracle Yearbook (Mulberry, IN)

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' 1'1 ' '1 ''l?I1'l'1f11'fI11 1l '11'f,ll T H E 0 R A C L E I1II111T15151I111II11IEI111T1I1I1II11'I111III!11II11QI1111I1111I111I1111II11lllllllllllllllllllllll! Oracle Staff llditor-111-Cl1ie1 DO RUTH Y CLA R li Asscoiate Editors HELEN R1J1J11L'1iIiR LILUXA SMITH 1iLMllR l1RlCliliR GLENN lXllTCH1iLl. HICRIZERT RL'Llll CHARLES Y1 HUNT LSRACIQ XYILLIAMS .-XLTUN TRUXEL Advertising Manager Llilf R1DTH1iN11l'fRliliR T11e work 111 l1lll1ll!il1l11g I1 high s11l111111 21111111211 1121s 116611 Z1 lllilttffl' 111 gl'Z1llllEll ClC'X'Clll11111Cl1t 111 this sch11111. 111 tl1e spring 111 1917 the Senior Class c1111eei1'ed tl1e ide21 1,11 issuing Zl 1bIll1Cl' i11ste2111 111 writing the C1lStlll11Z1.l'5' grad- u21ti1111 theses. T11e result was El eredit2111le 117l1l'-llilgft' p21per k1111w11 21s t11e Senior 11r211'le. This w21s 511 s21tis1211't11ry tl121t tl1e fUll1IXX'111g gr211111ati11g el21ss pu11lisl1ed 2111 2111111121l. The 11211116 4 lr211'1e' w21s ret21i11e1l 11111 the 1.111-11.1 w21s 1'h2111ge1l t11 Z1 tifty-eigl1t page 11111111 111 2111511111 shape. The 11e111211111 1111- this type 111 p11l11ie21ti1111 1121s gfllillllllly i11ere21se1l s11 t1121t it 11215 heeu p11ssi111e each YEZIF t11 make 1:ert21i11 i111pr11ve111e11ts in the work. The se1'111111, tl1ir11 211111 111urth x'11l1u11es 1'1111ti11ue1l the s21111e 111r111, hut grad- llilllf' i111're21se1l t11e I1lll1'll'1CT 111 pages t11 sex'e11ty-tw11. Special features were 211l1le1l 211111 l1'll1I'C 1lll1SU'Zl1l11I1S were 11se1l. The fifth x'111u111e XYHS eh2111g'e1l t11 11111114 1111-111 211111 6l1lZl1AgCCl t11 ninety-six pages. For the lirst time the llflflli w21s 1112111e t11 represe11t the lower grades as well 21s tl1e high school. T11e plan 1711- h21x'i11g t11e Zlllllllfll represent the e11tire s1'h1111l 1121s greatly i11ere21se1l tl1e ClCll1El1Nl 111r the work s11 that t11is year it is p11ssi111e to furiiish 111r the same price El still more expensive 11111114 c1'111t21i11i11g 11111re illustrations 211111 some colored plates. Although the task 111 11121ki11g 2111 21111111211 re11uires lots 111 work 211111 C1111- si1ler21111e expense, e21eh e121ss seems 2111xi11us t11 e1111ti11ue it. T11 2111 outsider 1l1elJo1i1k11121y seem 111 little 1'21lueg hut to the pupils themselves, it is Il worthy record of their school life. T VVENTY -SIX

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i.llll.ll11ll:f.l'.'l.' f T H E 0 R A L' L E Social Affairs Social activities in this high school have heen reduced to a minimum in the last few years. There are two causes for this situation. ln the first place. the school does not encourage mid-week parties: and then hasket hall takes the Friday evenings for the greater part of the year. As a result. there remain only a few social affairs for special occasions. Each .lunior Class is expected to give a reception for the Seniors and the Faculty. The present Senior Class gave this reception in the Red Heirs Hall the evening of April ll. 1922. The hall was artistically decorated in the class colors consisting of pink. green and white. A short program was given, followed hy games and a light lunch. Then all who cared to dance were permitted to do so. Thus a very pleasant evening was enjoyed hy all. lt has heen the CHSIUITI of the class since entering high school to hold an annual Lahor Day picnic. Most of these picnics have heen held near Yyvyandotte. hut this year the class went to Dunhar Park. After supper they went to Frankfort to attend a show. Un Halloween. a Sophomore-Seniiir party was given hy Herhert Miller. Cin this occasion a ghost admitted the guests to the house. which was ap- propriately decorated with corn. jack-o-lanterns. etc. :Xfter all had arrived they were guessed and unmasked. Games were played. fortunes told. re- freshments served and a good time enjoyed. These few affairs constitute the main social activities of the Senior Class. whose attention has heen given chiefly to other matters. Helen Rodocker Those who would enjoyment gain. must find it in the purpose they pur- sue. Mrs. Hale He that spends all his life in sport is like one who wears nothing hut fringes and eats nothing hut sauces. Fuller lf all the years were holidays. To sport would he as tedious as to work. Hut when they seldom CUIUC. they wished-for come. .-Xnd nothing pleaseth hut rare accidents. Shakespeare. TXVENTY-SEVEN