Spiceland High School - Yearbook (Spiceland, IN)

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CHESTER L. REAGAN, Principal B. S. Earlham College Graduate Work Wisconsin University TO CHESTER L. REAGAN Who has helped us to form a correct view of life by his enthus- iasm and moral uprightness, revealed in all that he undertakes, we, the Seniors of Spiceland Academy, dedicate this first volume of the Academian.

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■ ' wcafrwmN ' EDITORIAL For dear Old S. A., that has demanded our best efforts for the past four years and has given us benefits innumerable, the class of 1920 has always had a feeling of loyalty and respect. We realize that we will never be in another school where the spirit of altruism is so manifest. We feel sad at the thought of leaving the Academy for we appreciate the fact that we are graduating from a school of the very highest standing and have had an unusual range of subjects from which to choose our course, subjects taught by most competent teachers. Our school life has been more attractive and enjoyable especially during the last two years because of our good teams, both in basketball and baseball. Our class has taken a great interest in athletics and has furnished a large per cent of the men for both teams, having had during our Senior year nine on the baseball team and seven on the first basketball squad. During our Junior year a new gymnasium was built. To this and our well coached team we owe our victories at the sectional tournaments of 1919 and 1920 Since it is our good fortune to graduate on the fiftieth anniversary of the Academy, we have had the honor of publishing the first Academian, and while we have met with many difficulties, we have overcome them to the best of our ability, even to the selection of a name, with what success we leave to the judg- ment of our readers, with the hope that future classes will make it the custom to improve the preceding Annual each year. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF.