September 12, 1911.

The moon glowed up above the dark skies, moonlight gleaming down onto the old school in the center of the town.

Elkwood high was bustling with students, despite being a small institute of learning.

Many dressed accordingly, boys in their white dress shirt and red striped tie tucked beneath a brown vest shirt, brown slacks and black shoes, while the girls wore something similar but with a pleated skirt and black tights.