La chaudière . JACKSONPresident OROURKE MORRIS Vice-président Secrétaire-trésorier COULEURS CLASSE-ORANGE ET NOIR.Conseillers de Faculté MLLE WINGERT M. CLARK SOCIAL REPRÉSENTANTS WAINE GLADYS COURT FRED HADLEY STOLTE CHAUDRON REPRÉSENTANTS LOWELL MILES HUDSON GEORGIANA PAUL BACCALAURÉAT EN llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliTHIS EST PACK TRENTE-DEUX L'EXAMEN DE LA CLASSE DE PREMIÈRE ANNÉE. Par GEORGIANA HUDSON. ET les nouveaux étudiants d'ouvrir la porte ! ! Ainsi, il a commencé et donc itcontinues. Mais que faisons-nous des soins ! Avec deux cents recordbreakers, pleine de vie et de l'ene

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The Caldron . JACKSONPresident MORRIS OROURKE Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer CLASS COLORS—ORANGE AND BLACK.FACULTY ADVISORS MISS WINGERT MR. CLARK SOCIAL COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES WAINE SHORT GLADYS HADLEY FRED STOLTE CALDRON REPRESENTATIVES LOWELL MILES GEORGIANA HUDSON PAUL BACHELOR llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliTHIS IS PACK THIRTY-TWO THE FRESHMAN CLASS REVIEW. By GEORGIANA HUDSON. ET the Freshmen open the door!! Thus it began and thus itcontinues. But what do we care! With two hundred recordbreakers, full of life and energy, opening the door is easy, andis just what we mean to do in every direction. We will opendoors into the realms of school spirit, of social activity, and ofathletics, as well as the famous one of study. Of course, likeall record-breakers, we were sent, early, into training, —thegaieties of social life, for some, were forbidden, for the first week we weresupplied with cards asking us to pledge ourselves not to join secret societies, sororities, or fraternities, while we were training in the F. W. H. S. For somethis meant much, but for others it was no sacrifice. Every successful bunch must have its leaders, so with the kind helpof the dignified and experienced Juniors, we held our first class meeting. Asa result, Calvin Jackson became our president; William Morris, his chief as-sistant ; and Carol 0 Rourke assumed the grea

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