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EXTRAS lu every production of this type there must always be a large body of supers who till in mob scenes, attend basketball games, and utilize the tenth period. These are the sophomores.
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SOPl'lOMORE CLASS V On Sepember 9, one hundred and thirteen former lreshies thrust aside all thoughts of further vacation pleasures and trudged ot? to school. The only thought with which they could brighten their souls was the fact that they were no longer freshmen. A great deal of hope crept in, however, after ex- changing reminiscences with their friends, and they soon settled down to routine work again. At their lirst class meeting these otlicers were elected: Mildred Beaman .......................,..... President .lames Farr ...... .. Vice-President Dorothy McNeff ............. .. Secyy 'l'reasurer Miss Overton and Mr. Colvin .................. Sponsors The class was very well represented in the various club activities of the school and furnished a number of officers. Four clubs chose members of the sophomore class for their secretaries. They were: Sunshine Society, Susan llussey and Alberta Longg Girls' Glee Club, Lena l'itcherg Hi-Y Club, John Edward Sedwickg and Dramatic Club, Dorothy Naugleg .lohn XVinter proved a successful president for the Student Cabinet the second semester and was the editor of the sophomore issue of the Red X lllue. A large percent of the sophomore class was in the boys' and girls, glee clubs and therefore, were influential in making the operetta a success. There was one sophomore in the operetta cast. Susan Hussey and Anna Crone were outstanding in the Latin Contests this year, both local and county. Roy XValtz, .lohn Edward Sedwick, and Byron Greenwood represented the class in athletics. lt was a great honor to this class to have one of its members, Dorothy McNeft, proclaimed the health- iest 4-H Club girl in lndiana. Other members of the class have been excep- tionally outstanding in home economics, agriculture and various other 'depart- ments of the school. The peppy group of girls who were the initial organizers of the Musicae Latinae and who with a group of six new freshman girls constitute the club this year presented several very successful programs and were leaders in the class social life. The most enjoyable social alfair was a Valentine Party on February 13. Both the girls, and boys' interclass basketball team showed much skill in that popular M. H. S. sport. Thirty-eight
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