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Sophomores WILMA KENDIG 36 Prendmt NEx.sna Joi-lNsoN Vxcz Prendent Gxovzx DAVIS Treasurer CHARLES BURTON Sergeant at Arms LEO BARBA Over the campus lawn we hear a murmur, a vague repetmon of a word and mentnon of varxous events of the year Yes, the play went over bxg Ill bet that surely helped to mcrease the fund m then' treasury What was that? Oh yes, they orgamzed the Lnterary Dramatnc Club, the one that they so approprnately named the Up and Commg Club, or U C C Say, dxdn t those members put some real rnterest mto that! Its gomg to be a real assocxatnon by next year My goodness' Were you at the tlnrd dance glven thxs year, too? I do beheve practncally every one was' Yes, that was another one of thexr products Say, that s some class' It s no wonder those mxghty semors named hem therr snster class The murmurmg grows planner now, we can hear that much repeated word that has been mnxed so thoroughly mto the conversauon There nt ns agaxn, nt grows clear now, for every one seems to have yomed xn the chorus of 'Sophomoresp' 'BNHS'- D Secretary N..---..-..,..---,....-.....--.--...-........- .... ....-..........ESTHEl HARRINGTON ' . ll ' Q . . . - . . , . I 1 1 ' 9 ' ' i . , , . . t . . ,, . . . , ..
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Freshmen EDWARD GILL 37 CLASS OFFICERS Donor:-nr LANGLEY Prmdent Rouen' MCGHEB Vxce Presxdent Hanvm O1.soN Treasurer On the second of September, 1933 the MBUHS recexved w1th open arms the largest class of freshmen to enter thls school nn a number of years Dxrected by thelr president, Dorothy Langley, and then' class teacher Mlldred Gerer, thus class of fifty two pupxls traversed wxth lrttle m1shap the nme and one half months trlp through the first stage m thxs 1nst1tut1on of hxgher learnmg A few were unsuccessful ln surmountmg the obstacles and fell by the waysxde Freshman names appeared each grade perxod on the Honor Roll, and other honors were creclxted to them at dxierent tnmes The most successful and lav1sh dance of the year was glven by the freshman class, to whxch came a great number of revellers As a token of farewell to the semors the freshman class donated ten dollars to be used for the completxon of the Annual Wxth such an excellent start the freshman class should graduate wxth honors m 1937. +Sl15Er'- I GENEVIEVE CALv1zk'r-,...,...- .........,. .,.-...........--.-.a..-...............-.....-..-.Secretary , . . . . . , - . . . . . , . -.
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