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K HK= =2K= DiKT: UK K“ DiKZ D»C HK Tlie Sophomore Class COLORS: Maroon and Gold FLOWER: Red Rose OFFICERS PRESIDENT Elizabeth White SECRETARY Wesley Ficht VICE-PRESIDENT Robert Jones TREASURER Howard Brunson CLASS ROLL Edith Brandon Marie Brandon Sayde Brandon Myrtle Christie Jeanette Frost Evanda Hamilton Janey Martyn Hazel Moore Thelma Nall Sarah Nelson Emery Pendarvis Marie Smith Bfrdie Tucker Elizabeth White John Gage Wilbur Hagan Cecil Hathaway Edgar Harn Howard Brunson Stacy Brunson Thomas Clark Jasper Crowley Wesley Ficht Harry Fields Frank Williamson Robert Jones Frederic Hubbard Merle McKisson Howard Moore Niles Ray Morgan VanValkenburg = nc DUC DiKZ D«C
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p K=M»C DUC IXIC IXIC IXIC The Sophomore annual party given by the Sophomores to the Freshman will be long remembered by those present. The melee was held at the North Side School on Fort Harrison Avenue, where the invited guests began to arrive about the hour of seven-thirty. They were welcomed by Frank Wil- liamson and Frederick Hubbard, who acted as hosts for the distinguished Sophomores. The guests en- tered the hall of the school, which was very attrac- tively decorated in Japanese lanterns and other similar effects. When the crowd had gathered, games were started. A game of “Skip-to-Ma-Lou” was en- joyed, which was immediately followed by a game of “Drop the Handkerchief.’’ The “Freshies” were enjoying themselves immensely when Frank Wil- liamson received the handkerchief and slipped and fell, breaking up the ir game. The annual meeting of the “Truth Society’’ was then called and new members were added to the extensive list of this ancient organization. Miss Plumb objected strenuously to Norman Allen’s “slang,” Thereby, Norman had to solemnly swear Cbiic DiKZ IXIC XK XK HI -h k Freshman Party to give up his “slang’’ before he became a member of this “society.’’ After the Society had added all new members to its list, ice cream and cake was served by several of the Sophomores. The evening passed all too quickly. As ten- thirty was a late hour for the Freshman, the guests thanked their hosts and bid good night to their friends. SOPHOMORE ISLAND PARTY Two o’clock Saturday, March 1 6th, saw about steen members of the Sophomore Class gathered about the pavilion of the North City Park. When all of the stragglers arrived, the crowd set out. After strenuous work, the party arrived at the Is- land. Some of the younger boys and girls ran out on to the beach, but the older and wiser of the party remained in the pavilion to cool off. After a short rest, the boys and girls appeared one by one in their bathing suits. The party was chaperoned by Misses Gale and Moore and Pro- fessor Herbert Lunder. The latter headed the V K — . X K=X
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