Mulberry High School - Oracle Yearbook (Mulberry, IN)

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lillIlllllllllllllillllllllIllIllIl!iII.Ili1ZIlff.,lZ'1l1'lIQIl.ll!!ililllllllllllllllllllis T H E O R A C L E PlT'I'Il1irlIflllllilillllllIllillllllIllllillliIllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Freshman Faye Leilaengutli llil-N11 Etta Hartz tlil-Nl Maurice Clencleiniing llil I. C. Loxynian tlil-N41 Byron Pugh iRl-N53 Bleffitt COlll11S llql-Nfml Alberta Martin QRJ-Nl l Lucile Mock lRl-N25 Frona Combs QRZ-N33 Golclie Arnett tlil-N-lp ,lflllll Martin lR2-N55 Nuldil REX KRZ-NOJ Mary German KRS-N19 Grace Clentlenning QRS-N23 Norman Boolier QRS-N53 Nellie Herr QRS-N-ll llenry Howe QRS-N51 Ray Jacoby QRS-N69 Evelyn Davis fR3-N73 George Doyle KR-l-N13 Explanation: Notation in parentlieses indicates the ron' and Rows are nunilwerecl froin the lvottoni and pupils from the left. Class Cfficers Grace Clenclenning, Secy-Treas. Evelyn Davis, President. THIRTY-NINE number

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T H E 0 R A C L E lllllllllll1llliillllllllllllllllllllllll1llllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllillllllllll Schools to provide books for those xvho ivere unable to buy them. ln addition to thus planning the vvork, the Council has charge of all examinations and makes the questions for the same, The grades are re- ported to the parents and are placed on permanent record the same as the other school grades. The result of this year's vvork has been highly gratifying and the Mul- berry l ulwlic School may justly he proud of this accomplishment, for there are very fevv public schools in the state vvhich offer a course in Bible Study to all the grades. Numerous inquiries received indicate more than a local interest in the vvork and it is probable that other schools will soon be offering similar courses. The success of the experiment has been due ltr the local ministers, who took the initiative in the vvorkg to Mr. Xleidner, who as trustee, supported the plang to the special teachers who donated their time to the cause. and to the regular teachers. vvho gave a place on the daily program for such study. Dorothy Clark The Scriptures teach us the best way of living, the noblest way of suffering, and the most comfortable way of dying. Flavel lt is a belief in the Bible, the fruits of deep meditation, which has served me as the guide of my moral and literary life. I have found it a capital safely invested, and richly productive of interest. Goethe lt has God for its author. salvation for its end. and truth,without any mixture of error. for its matter g-it is all pure, all sincereg nothing too much, nothing lacking. Locke The grass vvithereth, the Hovver fadeth, but the vvord of our God shall stand forever. Isaiah xl,6 A glory gilds the sacred page, Majestic like the sun, lt gives a light to every age lt gives. but borrows none. Covvper THIRTY-EIGHT

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THE URVACLE The Retort Courteous H li- tlh the fasliiuiis ut' the girls. Silly girls! Thtise lmrief skirts and cut-shtirt htise Little else the fiutitl lmrtl kntixvs, Painted cheeks :incl spitterl curls Silly girls! Slllif Uh the haluits tif the htiys lluysl llmx' they strut ziiwmtiml so gay Siuukiiig all their lives away. llurniiig up life's precitius juys, Silly lunysf lili- tlh the make-tip tif the girls. Artful girls! Hy the mirrur iii the lulxliy, Priiiipiiig' is their favurite liulwluy, l'mx'cl'1'i1ig' mise :tml placing curls. .-Xrtftil girls! Slllig Uh the flirting' uf the hriys Natiglity lmysl wh what lizither Muck rlties see. Xliheii he crimes iii silently, All tm, lirief thuse precitius jiiys, Naughty lmysf Hlif wh the liztiiitiiig' uf the girls, llzingertius girls! Ilwys xxwm't take them tw it frulic Lest they get the I1Illl'ltffI'i5 etilic. .-Xml lie sent tt, iither wtirlrls. llztngermis girls! FORTY