Walton High School - Candle Yearbook (Walton, IN)

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M' The Freshman,Class History The Freshman class was or '12'ied in the year of nineteen Z twenty-seven and twenty-eight as follows: President, Wilmer : X Burrousg Vice-President, Florence Bensong Secretary-Treasurer, i Jeanette Graham. Mr. Hoffner was chosen as sponsor. The class colors are Red and Gold: The class flower, White . Rose. The motto, Rowing, not drifting. By W. H. B. e Freshmen We are a bunch of Freshmen As you can see, Some of us are so dumbj as dumb As we can be. I We entered in twenty-seven, And ended in twenty-eighty We made some good records, For we were'almost always late. Some of us are smart, While some of us are dumb, ' And if we can get our lessons They show us how it's done. After we reached the battle, And they rolled us upon the floor, We classed ourselves as Sophomores For 'we were green no more. By C. R. G. A lg ll U, E N c' ! 5 X Page Thirty-seven ,ff J, AQ A 'F'.,.'-,Q