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high News Who’s who Among the Seniors Walking Encyclopaedia -Donald Kimler Most Industrious -Vada Trumpower Famous Parson -Lee Miller Laz'est -Joseph Harp Woist Spooners-Olive Tome and Arthur Lynn Best Salesman -Milo Fales Biggest Day Dreamer -Helen Walter Funn est -Murrel Pryor Safest Chauffeur -John Pike Cutest -Emma Ashby Most Conscietious Student -Vauda Browne B'ggest Bluffer Best Natured Good student Ceas'ess Prattler Athletic Girl Most Energetic (?) -Charles Wolfinger -Amy Brown -Lillie Shuff -Richard Hennecerger -Bertha Trovinger -Mary Bus hey Senior Party When if comes to giving a regular party, leave it to the Class of ’25. They are the ones who can do it. It was held at Smithsburg High SchoolFriday evening May 22nd. The old school surely was transform- ed into a very attractive room with the class colors, maroon and white, as decorations. Music was furnished by the High School Orchestra, which wasuptoits usual high st; ndard. The refreshments, which consisted of icecream, cake, candy gingerale and diff- erent other things were served later in the evening. The Party adjourned at 11:30, and all went home feeling that S. H. S. was a dear old place and that they would never forget the last Class party held in that building. Mr. Chandlee- Glenn, which travels . the faster, heat or cold. Glenn - Heat because you can catch cold Senior Class Calander 1925 Sept. 8 -One score of dignified Seniors enroll. Sept. 9-Mr. Hartle repeats the open- ing sermon with the same “wim, wigor and witality.” Sept. 15-Senior boys try out for soccer I no one turned away.) Sept. 19-Don Kimler went to sleep. Amy Brown awakened him. Sept. 24 -Wolfinger came to school w thout Margaret Bushey. Several Specta- tors fainted. Oct. 17 -Unfortunately “Peck” gets his leg brosen. Oct. 22 -Seniors buy Class Pins. Obt. 26-Vauda Browne soon disposes of hers. (Who has it?) Oct. 30 - Freshmen take their first monthly test. Nov. 4 -Lynn is unexpectedly caught eating apples. i o . 10 -Murrel Pryor said something serious Nov. 17 - Very blue Monday. Nov. 26 - Thanksgiving Vacation. Dec. 2 - Orchestra played a selection. Audience recognized it. Dec. 9 - Windy Henneberger kept quiet for three minutes. Dec 15 - Milo Fales grew an inch tall- er Don Kimler got provoked about it. Dec. - 22 Emma Ashby knew her Physics. Dec. 25 - Xmas Program. Jan. 5- Back to school again. Every- one turns over a new leaf. Jan. 8- Wolfinger disagrees with Mrs. Goodell. Jan. 14-Olive Tome misses a question Jan. 20- Mary Bushey answers one. Jan. 27- Exams begin. Three days of anxiety. Jan. 30- Arthur Lynn forgot his Saxa- phone for Orchestra practice. Miss Darner pleased. Continued on next pa%e
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Hifch News Senior Class Calander 1925 Continued from last pa%e Feb. 6 -Kimler uses slang in English Class. Feb. 12-Very interesting Lincoln Day Program leb. 9 -Mrs. Goodell compliments Murrel in English Class. Feb. 26 -Helen Walter missed the train. Fed. 27 -Vada Trumpower gets caught eating candy. March 2 -Pike gets kicked out of Eng- lish Class. March 3 -Some unfortunate event happens Kimler in French Class. March 4 -Students listen to inaugural address over radio. March 5 -Seniors write out French verbs at noon. March 9 -Miss Darner frightened by mouse March 17 Class of dignity” kept in until 4:30. March 23 -Lynn gets disgusted in French Class. April 1 -King has his camera insured when Seniors appear to have pictures taken. April 6 -Harp and Lynn try out for Glee Club. Didn't make it. April 10-Bertha and John take anoth- er usual vacation. April 16 -Murrel Pryor makes B in English. April 21 -Donald Kimler gets to school on time. Mr. Chandlee faints. April 27 -Mr. Hartle found in his office May 2 to 27-Plenty of study. May 22 Senior Class Party. May 28 -Junior Play. Du Brutz makes hit as a lover. May 29 Kimler labors 6 hours for French Exam. June 1 -Marks given. Several deaths of Flunkitis reported, but none in the Sen- ior Class. Seniors 10 Years from Now Joe Harp will be teaching Paul Whit- man. Dick Henneberger will be an expert salesman of bee’s eyes glasses. Milo Kales will be attached to the title of a lawyer. Mildred Rowe might be an old maid(r) Charles Wolfinger will be star pitcher for Washington’s baseball team. Emma Ashby is most certain to be a teacher’s wife. Murral Pryor will be head of the Eng- lish Department in Princeton Umvei- sity. After Rudy Wiedoft, the famous Sox- aphonist, has died, Arthur Lynn will fall directly in his footsteps. Lee Miller will be a D D. Mary Bushey w.ll be the first woman scientist. Vauda Browne might act as private secretary to the Pres.dent of the United States. Olive Toms will make a sweet wife for a certain musician. The Salutatorian of U. of Pennsylvan- ia will probably be Lillie Shuff. We suppose that Amy Brown will still find energy enough to live. Helen Walter will be washing dishes, try ng to keep a good deposition. John Pike, a future millionaire, will be head of a large ‘‘tator” chip factory. Donald Kimler is to be called by the Governor to be first Historian for U. S. The leading sportswoman of America will without a doubt be Bertha T rovinger. Vada Trumpower will be growing en- ormously wealthy as the result of her book ent tied How to Reduce Without giving Up Sweets. ” June 10 - Class Night. Seniors make their charming debut. June 11 - Commencement Night. Seniors receive reward for four years labor. June 12 - Good-bye but not farewell to S. H. S.
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