Edwardsville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Edwardsville, IL)

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IILA55 UFFIEEHS BENNETT HENSLEY VICTOR BECKER PAYE FRICKENSTEIN Secretary-Treasurer SUPHUMIJHES President Vice-President Wait a minute, please!! You can't simply turn this page without giving us, the Sophomore class, a chance to express ourselves, without telling you just what we have contributed to the spirit and atmosphere of this publication. We feel that it is our duty to inform you of what our class has been doing for the last two years in E. H. S. We have not been sleeping, no. sir! We have contributed a great deal to this institution-we play a vital role in the life of our Alma Mater. Our class is not so insignificant as perhaps a few upper-classmen suspect us of being! Why. what in the world would those tiny Freshmen do without our guidance? Who would keep them free from the clutches of the initiating- mad upper-classmen? Our class has entered into all activities with vim and vigor. We have helped to put over the many great events of this year and we shall continue to do so. '. Last year as Freshmen, we made a plea for time, hoping that everyone might forget and forgive our blundering mistakes. We have had that time and talthough we don't wish to appear conceitedl we feel that we have developed into one grand class. Now that you understand the small but terrifically important part we play in the life of E. H. S., you may turn this page and read on, leaving us until next year when we will appear as Iuniors.