Wabash High School - Sycamore Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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AIMF. Al.r.KR. Born. August 30, 1S 4. Wah ish, Indiana. Literary Ciairse. The fruit derixed from labor Is the sweetest of pleasure. M, i)Ei,ElXK .M.IlEK. Born April 10, 18 ' »6. Wabash, Indian.a. Literary Course. A fellow feeling makes one wondrous kin( XFA ' . AN ' DERSOX. Born August 17, 18%. Clarksburg. Uhi. Literary Course. Progress is made In- work alone. MARCUERITE BAUER. liorn February 7, IS ' ' 7, Wabash, Indi.ana. Commereial Course. Three years. Life is not so short but that there is always time for courtesy.

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SENIOR CLASS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Colors: Maroon and White Lewis Brett Erailj ' Rettig Mabel Renner Lee well Carpenter Flower : White Rose SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Now in the last vvdv iif the reign of Charles, there eame into his kingdom, known as the High School of Wabash, a merry band of ehildreu industriously seeking for knowl- edge. And it eame to pass that these Freshmen, as they were called, liecanie very learned and were no more as chil- dren liiit as youthful sag ' es. Xow when Charles did abdi- cate the throne, the wise men lookinl far anil wide to find his successor, for thei ' e were few in the land worthy of rul- ing over such gallant knights of learning. At length ( wen T. came and began his famous rule. Xow under his reign this merry liaiid did grow to be the most n-nowned of any that had ever entered the kingdom. No field of athletics, no field of oratory or scholarship was destitute of tlieir members. And now when it came to lie their last year in the kingdom, and the. ' were designated, ' ' noble seniors, they were the center of all activities. In celebration of the fact that this was the last year with their royal ruler, Owen, they did give a great play and all the good folk of the land came to see and hear these wonderful champions of the stage. Xiiw this, e t n, was not all. foi- they did publish a great bonk. kno n as the ■ Sycamore. whose contents tell of all the meritorious deeds and triumphs which took place during their sojourn in the kingdom. They did set up a rei-ord which, if .■ill of their successors attain it. will certain- ly win world fame f(U ' Owen ' s kingdom. And now as they pass from Owen out into the great realm of life, may all the good folk of the land wish them much success and everlast- ing ha])pine,ss. — B; a Jiiiiiiir.

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LOLA BECK. Rorti August 5. 1S ' ' 7. Wabnsh. Indiana. Commercial Course. Three years. .- s pure as a pearl. LEWIS BRETT. Born September 22, 1896. Wabash, Indiana. Literary Course. President of Senior Class. Football ' 12. Captain Track Team ' i. Business Manai er of Sycamore ' 14. Born for success, he seemed ' ith g;race to win and heart to hold. ' ETHEL BISHOP. Born March ?. ISO , L ' rhana, Indiana. Commercial Course. Three years. For she ' s jes ' the quiet kind Whose nature ' s never vary. ELLEN BLOOMER. Born September 13, ISO , Wabash, Indiana. Literary Course. She ' s statelv like von vouthful ash. '