Winamac High School - Totem Yearbook (Winamac, IN)

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THE TOTEM. 17 promise for the future. Money is indeed not the aim of life but it is a factor which cannot be eliminated, and youth is the time to prepare your- self to compete in the reputed money- madness of America. Sacrifice the job for the vocation, the present for the future, and the time will come when you will realize the wisdom of your course. — R. P. Harker. PIANO. A fine piano was placed in the High School room on the morning of April 19 and was a complete surprise to all the students. The two classes of ' 09 and ' 10 com- bined and left the beautiful Concord piano as a memorial of both classes, to remain in the Winamace High School for ages to come. The money which the Senior class of ' 09 I ' eceived from the Senior play, as mentioned elsewhere, aided greatly in this great work. JXmiOR RECEPTION. The date for the Junior reception is set for the evening of May 4. The Junior class is working in harmony and will use every effort to make the reception of 1910 a pleasant one, and long to be remembered. The class is making a departure from the receptions of former classes, and hopes tn present something new and novel. He looked in at a store window and saw- Hats Reduced. Heav- ens! sa ' d he to himself. What was their orig ' nal size? — Ex. WHERE THEY GO. Mabel Hare, Nellie Olds, Ethel Smith, Rhena Aery and Pearl Stout are going to Valparaiso to attend the Normal school there, preparatory to teaching this fall Willard Flauding, Frances Kelh, Mabel and Lela Werner will take Normal work in Rochester College. Anna Cox will lonesoniely wend her way to Terre Haute and do whatever is necessary to become a real school ma ' am. Mary Blew, Nina Henry and Homer Morrison will spend the summer months in pursuit of knowledge at Indiana Univei ' sity. Jessie Heise will continue to teach music during the summer and enter college in the autumn. Annie Noe will still answer ' hello ' ' to all who call up at the Winona Telephone Co. ' s oflfice this simmer and enter college in the fall. Judge — You are a freeholder? Talesman — Yes, sir; I am. Married or single? Married three years last June. Have you formed or expressed au opinion ? ' ' Not for three years, your honor.

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