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Page 178 text:
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We really riled the seniors up This year the sophomores made a valiant effort to win the Homecoming competition. They practiced and drilled and planned their attack . and much to the embarrassment of the upperclassmen, they pulled a first place in the girl ' s tug-of-war and second place for their flag. Their spirit could not be dampened . . . and their voices yelled eagerly, Just wait ' til next year! I never knew I could hurt in so many places just from a dumb rope I think the sophomore girls beating the senior girls in the tug-of-war was a very big issue. We really riled the seniors up. . . I shouldn ' t have worn my good cords that day egg comes out, doesn ' t it? ... and I was just dragged through the mud ... how embarrassing. my toes got stepped on more than my balloon. You have to admit our go-cart was the most basically designed I ' ll never forget the look on that delivery man ' s face when he came to school the day we dressed from early Bible days Homecoming is being tired! Ahlers, Nancy Allen. Marion Berg, Stephen Bestelmeyer, Paul Bigham, Timothy Brlggs, Kirk I Budhu, Virgil I Burroughs, Presley ■ Carter, Jane uncan. Youlita A burst of enthusiasm from Linda George, Kellie Grace. Rachel Eggers and Nancy Herrmann spurs their classmates on in the three-legged race. 2. Sporting the class colors of gold and black, this cardboard and paper flower shell actually contains a car. 3. With clenched teeth and fists of iron, the sophomore girls out-pull the seniors in the Home- coming tug-of-war. 166 Sophomores
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Page 177 text:
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WU™V it The roughness is past and the smoothness is setting in . . . Sophomorism is that no-man ' s land between wisdom and foolish- ness — between upperclassmen and freshmen the kids are adapted to the high school routine now, they know the score, they know the methods of getting ahead in the candy machine lines, they have the bell system beat and everyday they grow closer and closer to confi- dence. The roughness is past and smoothness is setting in they belong now. The sophomores themselves expressed how they feel about their situation . I don ' t get pushed around in thedonut line this year. It may be fun being a sophomore, but I can ' t wait till we ' re seniors. One thing that ' s bad about being a sophomore — we know all the teachers and they ' re not new faces anymore. We ' re not considered punks anymore. Girls don ' t consider me a puny freshman anymore . I don ' t get lost around here, like last year From last year it ' s a big jump we know each other a little more. This year we ' re really working to unite and it ' s a lot better than every- one working as an individual. We ' re not afraid to say ' I hate Seniors ' this year . ' 1. Sophomore Class officers, top, Vice-president Doug Luebbe; from left. Social Chair- man Debbie McClelland, President Marion Allen, Treasurer Pattie Iden, and Secretary Rachel Eggers. 2. Class Representatives to Student Council: Nancy Herrmann and Teresa Warneke. 3. Class Sponsors Mr. Randy Lowe, Mr. Steve Tirmenstein and Mr. Larry Lebrecht. Sophomores 165
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