Rising Sun High School - Sol Orien Yearbook (Rising Sun, IN)

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. x ' '-, 1 N xf- ' 'M' Society PICNIC The Senior Class and Faculty enjoyed a picnic at Stowes Park, East En- terprise on September 26. This being the first get-to-gether this year, every- body was out for a good time. Many games and contests were enjoyed, The lunch was prepared by the girls while watermelons were furnished by the boys. The most amusing feature was Mr. Turner and the watermelons, picture him . 2 The par-ty broke up about dusk, everyone tired but all declaring that they would not have missed such a picnic under any circumstance. BOY SCOUT POET Robert Tremaine, commonly called Bob of the North land , who vis- ited us last year, entertained an audience in the Assembly Hall December 4, l924. l-lis program which consisted of Love Affairs of the lndians was enjoyed by all. HALLOWE' EN PARTY ' . The Sophomores entertained the Juniors, Seniors and Faculty with t l'lallowe'en party, Thursday evening, October- 30. Everybody appeared masked, their slogan being Laugh and the world laughs with you . After many jokes and much, laughter, the various masked persons were guess: The last person guessed was Frances Pavy. Next came the games a' which the Sophomores served refreshments. WATCH PARTY j On the evening of December 31, l924, the Senior Class assembled at the home of Floyd Truitt, the class president, to watch the old year out and the new year in . Many games and amusements of all sorts were enjoyed. Last and best of all came the enjoyable eats prepared and served by Mrs. Truitt. ln the meantime, the party seeing that the new year was safely in, adjourned. BOB SLED PARTY ' On the evening of january 30, the Senior Class, having enjoyed a coast- ing party the night before again sallied forth upon the snow in a bob-sled drawn by horses. This proved to be a very pleasant event, the greatest dif- ficulty being to untangle feet. After a very enjoyable ride and lots of en- thusiasm the party journeyed home. R. S.muunnuumnnnnnmnnnuuunmnnunnuunnnumuummmm1Q llllllllllIllllllllIIIIIIllIIllIIIIIllllIIllIllllIlllIlIlIIIIlIlllllllllllllllll H. S.