Grand Junction High School - Tiger Yearbook (Grand Junction, CO)

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L4 0LlfL ln The Z john May, President, Barbara jane Prinster, Vice-President, Wilda Senter, Secretary-Treasurer Monday, October 1, 1934. DEAR DIARY: Even since school started last month, l've been noticing one particular bunch of boys and girls who always went around the halls with big smiles stretching from ear to ear and back again. Happy! They were simply bubbling over! ln' vestigation revealed that they were this year's Sophomore bunch, Sophomores being uncon- sciously defined in the vocabulary of an average student as the missing links which bridge the gap between freshmen and juniors and keep the ormer in their places. Either they were gloating over the fact that they were no longer greenies or that they might be juniors next year! Last Thursday, along with the rest of us, they elected officers: john May is president, Barf bara jane Prinster, vicefpresident, Wilcla Senter, better known as Billie, secretaryftreasurer. Ap- parently it takes two advisors to look out for them-and to Miss Smith and Mr. Hockett went the job. Uur congratulations! fOr should it be our sympathies?l The Sophomores have only been in high school a yeare-well, er, anyhow, most of them have-and nevertheless it seems that they are right in the swim when it comes to school activi- ties. The reason for this probably is that they have been teased and ignored so much while they were Freshmen that this year they want to get out and carve names for themselves. Anyhow in both track and basketball are the sophomores well represented, and the same in Hi-Y and Tri-Y. Also the sophomores seem to have a lot of music in their dear little hearts, be- cause we certainly hear a lot from them in Glee Club. There are some in orchestra and quite a few in band this yearfimproving their wind capaf cities which hardly need it-to hear them blow their tops in the halls. lt seems that a certain Sophomore girl, as lma Excavator would put it, would make a good wife for some homely man. She goes by the handle of Bernice Phillips and she won the -I-H State Meal Preparation contest at the Pueblo State Fair, which rated her a trip to Denver to the Annual Stock Show this year. Keep smiling, sophomores, you have only three more years in this place. Cheer up, little pollywog, soon you'll be a great big fro-- oh par on us!what we meant was!- junior, ANNIE, - PAGE 28 -