In September, 1916, a promising class of sixty members entered the halls
of learning at N. S. N.
As every live class does, we met in the third week of our year's school
days, and, under the supervision of our class advisors, Miss Crumley and
Professor Vinson, elected our class officers; Chester Savage, president;
Joe Heaton, Vice-President; Wardell Sturdevant, Secretary; Ruth Woodward,
Treasurer, and Joseph Perry, Sergeant-at-arms.
Although we are very studious, we find plenty of time for our pleasures.
Our first picnic was held in Beauchamps Grove and was a great success.
We, not realizing any danger, although we knew that the upper classmen
were our natural enemies, neglected to be ever watchful and did not notice
when an automobile drove up and its occupants kidnapped our class president.
It turned out,however, that they only took him for a ride and after taking
him to town, and he setting up to the treats, they brought him back to
us.
On Halloween, the "A" Class assembled in the "Y"
room to have a jolly time. Every one had a sheet about him or was masked
in other ways suitable to the occasion. Refresments of apples, pumpkin
pie, nuts, marshmallows and punch were served. At a late hour we departed
for our homes, all declaing that they had had a fine time.
At the opening of the winter term we held a meeting and elected the following
officers for the term: Eva Summers, president; Joe Heaton, Vice-President;
Linnie Callison, Secretary; Gladys Crawford, Treasurer; Myrtle Joseph,
Reporter; and Jones Graves, Sergeant-at-arms.
As it was still leap year and our last chance for four long years to
come, the girls decided to entertain the boys of the Class. We met about
eight o'clock at the home of Eula Marling, one of the lively members of
the Class. After the evening was spent in games, dainty refreshments were
served. We are still looking forward to similar events in the future.
We must not omit the fact that the "A" Class has the champion
girl's basketball team in the school. They have proven this by winning
every game played with the several classes. We hope to keep this record
through all our succeeding years.
Again in March, imbibed with the spring spirit, we met and elected the
following officers: Jones Graves, president; Luella Lane, Vice-President;
Myrtle Joseph, Secretary; Muriel Matthews, Treasurer; Marie Nighswonger,
Reporter, and Cecil Farren, Sergeant-at-arms.
As we come to the close of the year, we look forward with great expectations
to the time when we shall be Freshmen.