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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY I. In the fall of the year ' 16, under the consul-ship of professors, the Educational campaign being renewed, a new legion took it ' s place on the left wing — known as freshmen. Bravely and with unsurpassed courage they fought the battles of Latin, Science, Algebra and English. Also the great Oratorical battle was being waged in which the whole army was engaged. Only six were killed or wounded in all the battles of this campaign. The majority of the legion, brave and victorious, advanced to the Sophomore hill. There the legion went into summer quarters. II. Again in the month of September, of ' 17, they took up arms. Inspir- ed and encouraged by former victories and experience, they fought with great valor. One from another tribe took up arms with this legion. It was very difficult to conquer the cities of Geometry and Caesar ; it was almost impossible to scale the walls or batter them down. Having at last conquered these cities and seized English and History, the army was ready to go into camp for the summer. The losses in the battles this year were eight, killed and wounded. Those who survived were stationed with the right wing on the Junior Plain. Here they set up fortifications for camp. III. Having remained in camp for some time they were warned to pre- pare for another long march. Geometry, with reinfocements, made an attack again this year ; but with a great display of courage and applied energy it was conquered. Other battles were waged in which this legion was victorious. And we must not forget the Oratorical contest, in which one from our legion took second prize. Pitching camp for a few days this legion made merry with entertainments. And as May approached they begin to prepare for summer quarters. In these preparations, a royal reception was given in honor of the senior legion, of the right wing. In their march this year they reached the lofty Senior mountain. IV. When in the fall of ' 19, the bugle sounded the call to renew the campaign, this legion was quite ready, and eager for the march to begin. Two others joined this legion, one from another tribe and one who had received double advancement for his courage and energy. This legion now held the most important place in the army and they put all their energy in the march ; meeting every foe with a strong and willing sword. At last the march to the city of H. S. Education was completed ; the walls were scaled and the whole city captured. Having finished a successful campaign, they were given five days gala ; in which a delightful reception was given in their honor by the second legion of the right wing. With commencement they went not into camp for the summer but continued their march ; this time advancing upon life ' s great stage. Edna Steiner ' 20.
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EDNA R. BOLLINGER Ed. : Business Manager Annual. President of Class ' 20. Sec.-Treas. ' 18. See. ' 17. Siwash Literary Society ' 17. Glee Club ' 19, ' 20. Second in County Oratoricals ' 19. She industriously minds her own business. LYMAN G. SLATER Slate. Owl Literary Society ' 17. Oratoricals ' 17. Silence is golden. ' CECIL BERNICE HOWENSTINE Saw. Owl Literary Society ' 17. Glee Club ' 17, ' 18, ; 19, ' 20. Girls ' Basket Ball ' 20. ' Fairy in Princess Chrysanthemum : ' 18. A lively girl with an everlasting giggle. . GLADYS MARIE BOYER Glad. Owl Literary Society ' 17. Oratoricals ' 17. Glee Club ' 19, ' 20. Sober but not serious, quiet but not idle. ••••••» »»»
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