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The CRICKET GENERAL ELECTION BIGGEST JOKE ,..,.. BEST STUDENT ...... WITTIEST ..........,.,.....,,. CUTEST ..,.....,,,.....,.,,,,...,.... ..... ...,,,,,.....,,, MOST ATHLETIC BOY .. MOST ATHLETIC GIRL .. lTi. ELLIS BURGES I ...... EMMA GLENN VICKERS IvIoULToN GOODRUM PAUL VIVROUX ........................................,.... COBLE IRMA HAGN, LALLY KOEPSELE MOST ATHLETIC GIRL .......... ................................... I RMIA I-IAGN LALLY KOEPSEL, may I PEPPIEST ........,.......................... ....... L ILLIAN BOQUET BIGGEST BULL SHOOTER ...,,,,, ....................I.........., w L TINNEY Iv:osT sARcAsTIc ............. ...... M ARY LEAI-I HARRINGTON LAZIEST ........,.......... ..........I...........,.... B ILL. MooRE BIGGEST IDIOT ...... LITTLEST IDIOT ...... IVIOST STUCK UP .........I. HIGH SCHOOL BABY .. MOST INDIVIDUAL ...... HIGH SCHOOL PET ....... HIGH SCHOOL CHUMP SHEIK .,........,................... SHEBA ........................,.... SENIOR LANE BRAIN SOPH LAME BRAIN ..... FISH LAIVFE BRAIN ......... fUNIOR LAME BRAIN I-IILMA ,HORNER GEAN 'HORNER ATZ WILLMANN FISH HAGEMANN FISH WEINERT EVELYN BAER ELLIS. BURGES FISH BARTHOLOMAE Luuu LINNE PEEWEE I BAXTER GQODRUIII SIDNEY DRAEGER ROLAND ANDERSON -Q '-'TT-5Eo'7T EXE?
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The CRICKET SOCIETY FOOTBALL PARTY After a very interesting foot-ball game between the Luling and Seguin zams on the latter ground, October 9th, Miss Dorothy Donegan delightfully entertained with a party honoring the Luling and Seguin football squads and the Senior Class. Dancing and conversation were enjoyed. Later bountiful refreshments consisting of punch and sandwiches were served. LULING FOOTBALL PARTY Friday, October 23, Luling students entertained the Seguinites with a party at the Luling City Park. The hall was decorated in Luling and Seguin colors. Various games and contests were enjoyed throughout the evening. Refreshments consisted of sandwiches and punch. FOOTBALL BOYS ENTERTAINED Mr. Saegert and Mr. Patterson entertained the football boys and their fathers with a stag party. Each boy whose father was not able to attend, was assigned a father. At an appointed time each boy went up and took his father by the arm and said: Papa let'sA go to supper. They then marched down to the laboratory where tables were arranged for supper. After a hearty feed, during which much friendly razzing was carried on, a debate was staged between the back-field and line. resolved that: The back field is more important than the line. The judges decided a tie as one said he knew nothing about football and the other two split on the decision. The Acting Papas were: Mr. Jungerman and the captain of the Lutheran College Football team: Messrs, Max Starcke, Roy Christian, Max Weinert, A. W. Cook, T. W. Neil, W. Tenney and E.. W. Kng. HALLOWE'EN PARTY The members of the Home Economics Club enjoyed a delightful party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bryan. The l'lallowe'en motifs were carried out in every way. Many Hallowe'en contests were enjoyed but a visit to the Land of Spirits was the most interesting. Later in the evening delicious refreshments consisting of sandwiches, cake and cocoa were served. The merry crowd was chaperoned by Misses Reed and Menke, and Mr. and Mrs. Bryan. SENIOR HALLOWEEN PARTY Saturday, Hallowe'en night, Mr. Patterson chaperoned the Seniors at a party at their private club rooms on Court Street. Dancing was enjoyed in the large hall to the strains of a portable Bruns- wick. Rugs and chairs had been placed in the living room where a log fire -1Q26'
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