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Faritltp C. E. SPAULDING, CLAUDE O. KINNICK, Superintendent. Principal. HEBER P. WALKER, History and Matliematics P LOUISE C. DIEDERICH, ETHEL H. STRATTON. German and Englisli. Latin and MatlnMuatics.
hH titc mmsts JKm CI ASvS OF 1012 CLASS OFFICERS. Presideiii John Wendt. Secretary - Clara Dilts. Treasurer Agnes Hoffman. Dui ' iny the extended illness of tertained the Sophonioi-es with an the chiss president, Clara Dilts autumn party in the Yurpillat aiily iiciformed the duties of the Hall. The room was decorated ntiict ' . and upon his return to with leafy branches ajid jack-o ' - schodl. Jdhn Wendt resumed lanterns. The evening was spent them. the guessing contests and games, the prize winner being Mary Jack- ■I ' hc tdass ( iijdyed two hay-rides o ' Sophomore. Later the Sen- ,l,ii.j,io III,, year. In October. ' ' served appropriate refresh- I ' lil, Vinla i)rgner delightfully ments, then the lights were riihMlaiii.MJ Ih. ' members at her tui ' ned low and all gathered round hoiiic. six miles southwest of ' ' ear ghost stories from mem- town, ' flic Icaclicis also enjoyed bers of each class. At a late hour, liiis liillc ii ' ii) with the class the guests, fully expecting an en- and, in spile of the balky horses, counter with a ghost on the way a jolly lime was spent on the way. home, departed. Al Degner ' s games were played in the yard and in the house. ALL-OF-A-SUDDEN PEGGY. Many danced the Virginia reel and The class presented Ernest waltzed, while others were en- Denny ' s popular three-act com- gaged in various games, after edy, All-of-a-Sudden Peggy, w-hich dainty refreshments were April 18th, at the Yurpillat Opera served. Everyone fully enjoyed House, the evening. The instructors, Miss Diederich On March I J.! ' ,)! -J. Ihe class and Miss Stratton, worked faith- look a iiay-i ' ide of about seven fully to make this one of tlie best miles llirough the count I ' y wilh no school plays ever given by the parlieular destination in view. Winamac High School. Xol all of Ihe class went because The cast was well chosen and of Mil ' cold weather, but nevorthe- trained. It was as follows: 1..SS those who did go managed to Anthony, Lord Crackenth.u-pe-. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - John Ivendt Jimmy Keppel (his hi-other) In October, 1911, the class en- William Jackson
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