Holland Hall High School - Eight Acres Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Page 28 SOPHCDMCDRES President Kay S oxer Vice Pre ident Cathy Crouch Secretary Treasurer Marsha Lackey Sponsor Nliss Nlcspadden Kay Stover The sophomore class with eight members is the smallest in the Upper School On the First day we welcomed three newcomers enny Alcott oann Fenton and Mary Nesbitt The first task awaitmg us was that of electing our representatrves Penny Meadows was elected Student Council representative and Mary Nesbitt was chosen to speak for us in the Athletic Association Council In an election by the members of the Upper School Marsha Lackey was chosen to serve as secretary of the Student Council We have done well thxs year scholastically with enny Alcott oann Fenton and Kay Stover receiving academic high honors for the first semester and Marsha Lackey receiving honors As a class we have participated in all student activities The sophomores were well represented in the presentation of the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta Trial by ury The leading role was taken by Marsha Lackey as the bride and Cathy Crouch was featured as one of her bridesmaids Members of the chorus included enny Alcott Penny Meadows Mary Nesbrtt and Kay Stover On the publications staff are oann Fenton Penny Meadows and Mary Nesbitt assistant editors of Miss Holland Hall and Eight Acres Nlarsha Lackey IS a staff member of Heave Ho Our Field Day projects were successful Cur cake walk was popular and our candles were much in demand by all We were all espec ally proud and happy when Cathy Crouch a sophomore won the title of Field Day ueen in the con test sponsored by the seniors Socially we have had a xery full and happy vear Our class was feted at birth day luncheons given by three me nbers Mary Nesbitt entertained us at the l800 Restaurant and Cathy Crouch 'ind Kay Stox er celebrated at the Terra e Room of the Mayo Hotel. There hue been sexeral dances given at Holland Hall w.1i-h ve enjoyed. The first was the Hay Hop which the Wanatas gate for the Sakawas. Then we were hostesses with the freshmen for an informal dance at the school. Some of us who took part in the O.M.A. dance clasges were hostesses 'it a semi- formal dance. given at Holland Hall for the O.M.A. cadets. In addition to these Holland Hall functions we enjoyed during the Christmas holidays a dance given by Nlarsha Lackey and others at the Southern Hills Country Club .nd a luncheon git en at the Tulsa Club by Cathy Crouch for the class and otherr. We haue had fun this year and we hope that we have stowed away some knowledge. too. We consider ourselves fortunate in lnving had Miss McSpaddcn as our sponsor. We are looking forward to next year vhen there will be eight old-timers to welcome the new members of the junior class.