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Title: Epitome
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: Hagerstown High School (Hagerstown, Ind.)
Subjects: Hagerstown High School (Hagerstown, Ind.) High schools School yearbooks
Publisher: Hagerstown, Ind. : Hagerstown High School
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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s. We are very well represented in the different lines of school life, having mem-bers of the class represented in the Orchestra, Second Basket Ball Team, WidespreadStaff, Board of Control, and the H. H. S. Band. The members of the Freshman Class are: Richard BohannonFreeda BenbowLouise BurgessJames BarronCharles BurgessDorothy BroombackPauline BolserRobert CarpenterAlbert CoomsKatherine JohnsonHilda JonesMable HardwickAlta HooverClark GordonVirgil HuntOla ChamnessGeorgia HolidayRobert Endsley Charles ForknerVirginia GilmoreMildred GladfeUerDavid CarpenterGeorge ClampittEdna BernhardtMary RinehartMary June RamseyCyril StricklerGuy ScruggsLaurence PitmanDorothy PorterLucille PierceGordon ParsonsCra MurrayEvelyn KellyMarcella PierceJyle MayHomer Laudig Pauline IvuhnPauline KnappJoseph HarlanGarver BrownNannie RafteJosephine SmallWillie WeaverKenneth ThornburgVirginia WhiteLulu May WoodLelan YokeLlannah WoolardElenor WisslerRuth ReplogleClem PaulJerome ReynoldsRobert WerkingLeonard Culey
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Xo o I—I w 1922 The EPITOME Page 35 THE JUNIOR HIGH RETROSPECT. Several youngsters were seen wandering upstairs on that memorable first day ofschool among them Mr. Hanen. Doubtless, he decided that Hagerstown expected everyperson to find his place and fill it. At any rate, he came upon the all-important DonaldMartin whose good judgment told him that this might be the new teacher, and nota Dalton township Freshman. Soon everybody rushed for their prospective seats andlate comers were sorry to find that they sat up in front. We got under way to do as we pleased as long as we pleased to do as the teach-er wished, and sailed in fair seas until one of our number, Mr. John Mathers, was takenfrom us by sickness. At intervals more or less regular those tests came when we all were forced toadmit we had our Waterloo. Thanksgiving came and Christmas with its horrible ex-ams, and the prophecy of the Book was fulfilled in one being taken and the other left. Community Hall echoed with the sound o

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