Mulberry High School - Oracle Yearbook (Mulberry, IN)

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ll'llEf'll'llllllllllllf'iffllllllllfllllfll T H E 0 R A C L E llllililllllillilll1lIII!lIIIILIllI1II1I1IIllil!llAIllliIllIIllllIIIllilllllllllllllllllllllllllll We Wonder XYe wurider what our teachers think uf us XYhen we liegin tu whisper and tu fuss. XYhene'er they lnuk at us with such a fruwn. Then take these preciuus lmtiks and write it duwn. XYe'd like to tell them what we think. and say- Xuw dun't furget. ywu did the same une day. XY Xkhen they were yimng' in seliutil like me and yuu e wunder what uur teachers used In du, Each day they seem sn perfect and serene As fruin their desks alum' un Us they lieamg But tliwugli tw Us they seem alninst sublime. lt's twu to une they were like us une time. There's Margaret and Mary and Lucille, XYe wunder huw they made their teachers feelg lf Margaret did ever skip and tear. If Mrs. fue was always lair and square. lt Lucille did nut siimetnnes lmreak a rule. lf Mary Xkhite was always guml at selinnl. When Alliert. Fred and Charles were little lmys, IYQ Wie wunder if they were the teachers' ji , ,. Did Albert eyer skip a day uf seluitil? Did Charley eyer run and act the fuel? Did Freddie ever take a ertmked step? Yes, if they had a chance, they'd du it yet. T XYENT Y- EIGHT Seniors

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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

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