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J . 1 - .., - ,K .1 1 4 - -b'- f c ':+,1,..Sf e'? ' Wav : Snphnmureg iaiatnrg When the class of '18, sixty-eight strongfshambled up to the schedule committee in thefall of 1914, they were characterized by the usual bFi1li2111CY and Shylfess Dfwulikil' to the species. - ' l The novelties of school life soon broke upon them in the form of picnics and parties by the score. Various examinations 'th1'0Ug'hout the yew' Sl10W0d that all passed, some one direction, others another. Some of them were several times known to work. ,Others always made a blow about going to band practice. - i ,When it came to athletics, the class was a terror, taking second place in football while the professionals among the Seniors trailed far behind, and the 1'7's took the boobyd 7 q 'The class of '18 remembers, with pleasure, their first president Miss Alice Doran who gfaduated with the class of '16 The faithful secretary and treasurer was Mario Nelson. When it comes to looking after money, she not only understood how to get the -money, but how to spend it well. Then it came time for examinations and the class kissed one another goodbye and departed for their summer vacation. : When school opened, following the summer vacation of 1915, the class was called together once more to organize, and elected as president, Oren Roberts, and as sec- retary and treasurer, John Blubaugh. The Class seemed to have a more energetic and determined sp.irit than they 'did the year before. ' ' l ini the class 'games of football they easily won championship under the leadership of their captain, Mr. Francis Bush. They won from the Freshmen, Seniors, and Commercials, the scores being 37-7, -14-0, and 13-12 respectively. Following the class games was held the first' class function, when a reception was -given to the victorious football team. ' ' ' IH the 01255 g'aU10S Of basketball, again, as last year, we recei.ved last place, but this did not discourage us much, however, after our victory in football, and we gathered together for ia weiner roast on the Chikaskia river, In field andmtrackhevents we only succeeded in placing one man, Bernard I-Ielmbrecht, whoptied for second place in the pole vault. We wish him luck and hope that he may be ,awarded with a trip to 0. U. 58
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