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

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MEMORANDA OF THE CLASS OF 1920 We, the class of '20, started out on our High School Ca- reer witl1 a membership of thirty-four students. the largest class in High School. But during the year a few of our class- mates left us, some it seemed by the degrees of fate. and others because they could not keep up with the hard pace which the Class set for them. That year. despite the fact that we were just Freshies. we held our own in all the social as well as athletic activities of the school. Near the close of the school term we held a grand class party at the school building which we will long remember. Although the class of '20 was looked up to as o11e of much ability and learning. still we will not deny that there were un- doubtedly other classes who held themselves much superior in authority and learning than the Freshman Vlass. But there was no class who was more loyal to their school. their work. and their teachers than the class of 1920. This year twenty-eight of us are en1'olled as SOpllOlllOl'0S. Many members have deserted us from our original ranks. but the many new members who have taken their places were made welcome. that they soon caught the spirit of our class and together we have striven to make the class of '20 better in ev- ery respect. Although we are now supposed to be wise and dignified Sophomores. it has been a trenienduous struggle from start to tinish in order to uphold that fact. We now realize that we might have worked harder while we were Freshmen in getting prepared for the future struggles. Caesar was terrible, but Geometry was still worse and wrought fearful havoc with our scholarship standings during' the entire year. The class of '20 has been well represented i11 all of the various school organizations. Two of the star players of the first basket ball team are members of our class. The orchestra contains a number of our talented students and the Glee Club also has a fair quota from our class. '20 has not been a grand stand class this year so far as social activities are concerned. No class parties were held for we were too busy acquiring an education. Nevertheless the spirit of our class has been one to do our duty to our work, without missing any of the pleasures of school life along the side lines. We all realize that wonderful new era is dawning in this country. So now it is for us as a class to stick to the path of knowledge and prepare ourselves in the best way possible, in order that we may all be able to serve our country to the best of our abilities and to make those services tend to the better- ment of our country and to all mankind. Minnie Beck. '20,

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06 -ll First Row. Second Row. Third Row. SOPHOMORES Oeie Hardy. Nina Hathaway, Erie Matson, Gay- nell McConnell, Edna Bollinger, Virgil Bollinger, Gladys Boyer. Floyd Castator. Lois Mink, Winifred Harslibarger, Eugene Stan- ley, Mildred McConnell, Cecil Howenstine. Stewart Sweeney, Lawrence Jewett, Thelma Holloway, Freeman Keifer. Dorothy Hull, Alberta Bradley, Walter Keifer, Trilba Haines, Minnie Beck, Edith Kite, Joe Martz.