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

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SENIOR CLASS ROLL Ethel Abholt Marin' llzitlmway Doncl Jordan VValt1-1' lI21I'Sllll1kl1l Al't'111il Chadwick Max-in Burwvll Boyd Howenstine Robert Him-kafoose? -lean I'I?1l'Sllb2il'Qf81' Gladys Bollingl-1' Garland Smith Ralph FOX Bunola Nicholson Vehna Ginghor Gay Bonvbrake Hilda Milh-r Lyda Oliver Edna Gl'lIl1L'S Donald Long Iva Tschantz Hobert Kepplel' MOTTO ......... ..., ' 'Esse Quam Vide1'e FLOWER ..... ...... C 'REAM TEA ROSE COLORS .... . .... BLACK AND ORANGE

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In Training. 191-l saw a series of most memorable events. ln August the Great VVar brolfe out and a few weeks later the Class of '18 came shyly but resolutely into the High School Training ll2lll11l.U We were composed of the usual thirty4two varie- ties, but during the winter we lost one. He just naturally dropped out somewhere along the line. perhaps on o11e of our marches, under Volonel Allman into the Land of Botanical Science. He missed a good time we know. for we were a jolly bunch, brinnni1.g over with spirit and youthful joy. Of course that first year our infant minds overestimated their real value and we received the usual setback from our superiors. But in spite of these and the fact that we took the lead in social af- fairs. we did some very strenuous work. VVe were well repre- sented in all lilies of training activities. These of our company were members of the regular basket ball team. and several en- tered enthusiastically into track work, some acquiring first honors. Thus our primary training was brought to a success- 1ul close. and after a three months furlough we were ready to alvanee in that superior ship The Sophomore. Across the Sea.. VVhat a feeling of pride we experienced, perhaps rather, awe. as we landed in Gallia. a strange perplexing place with more severe and vigorous training to undergo. VVe laid aside our social gaities and plunged vigorously to our tasks. But even then. we soon found that there was yet a great deal for us to learn. XVe could not go gaily marching thru geometry we did thru algebra. Those ancient cities and buildings, those ancient methods of war and warfare baffled tfllltl perplexed us: but they did IIOI overcome us even tho they wrought havoc with our standing. We fought many a trial battle with Caesar and we fought gallantly all of us. A few however were unable to conquer that mighty leader, and gave up: but o11e IO plucky youthl is making a third and successful attempt to reach the citadel of l'aesar's force. In all departments of regimental activities we held our own, and we conducted ourselves admirably in all. Ther it came time to make a further move.