South Whitley High School - Reflector Yearbook (South Whitley, IN)

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THE CHRONICLES OF THE JUNIORS CHAPTER I. 1. And it came to pass in the year of 1915 that a tribe of Freshmen came into the land of the high school, which was ruled over by Mr. Allman. 2. During that year this tribe chose as their leader. VVill Rody. 3. Many ha1'dships arose, that caused the loss of several members of the tribe. -I. During that winter they won many honors a11d with- stood many taunts of the other tribes. And it came to pass that in the months of May and June this tribe had two picnics. the last one making a grand ending for the Freshman year of the tribe. CHAPTER II. 1. And in the year 1916 the reign of Mr. Allman came to an end and Mr. Mosher came to rule over the la11d of the high school. 2. Under the same leader, the tribe held their honors. 3. Some of the tribe did not feel they could attain their goal, so were absent when the tribe, as-Sophomores. again en- tered the land of the high school. 4. And it came to pass that during that year one of their boys, Willie Johnson. became a star player of the basket ball team. And also during that year the tribe was glad to be able to furnish the chorus and o1'chestra with some very good talent, 6. And it so happened that there were three maidens, Helen, Arema. and Laura. who were called by their tribe to represent them in the final contest. in which they were all successful. T. Then when the war broke out. the tribe came to sor- row as they lost their leader. yet were proud to have him as their representative in the great battle of liberty. S. Again another successful year was brought to a close. t'HAP'I'I'lR III. 1. Allll i11 the year 1917 the same tribe as Juniors came into the land of the high school under the same leader, 2. Its number has dwindled down to nineteen. but like the tribes of Israel. this tribe is clinging to their honors. 3. Again this tribe gave to the chorus and orchestra its talent and also one of the star forwards on the basket ball team. 4. And it came to pass that on one cold night the tribe of Juniors journeyed to the land of Follamer unto the house of Galbreath. where the tribe did eat, drink. and make merry. And it came to pass that on the eleventh hour they de- parted for the land of South Whitley. 6. And now, as this tribe is striving to become a Senior tribe. its hopes are to make the last chapter of the chronicles better than these and achieve greater honors. Laura Daniels. '19.