Piqua Central High School - Piquonian Yearbook (Piqua, OH)

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On Being a Sophomore QAS the Members I am glad I am a Sophomore because I am between two nujful extremes: the terror of being a Freshman and the sorrow of being a Senior-Margaret H ubbard. The biggest advantage of being a Sophomore is that one year of my four years' course is past and but one year remains before I am a lordly Senior-J. Scott Wilson. There really is only one disadvantage in being a Sophomore and that is the denied privilege of telling the Juniors and Seniors what to do-Margaret Harrison. As I cannot be a Junior I am glad that I am a Sophomore. The Freshman year is one of despair, the Senior one of excite- ment, but the Sophomore is the most interesting, for it is one of enlightment-Georgia Williams. The chief advantage of being a Sophomore is the seat in the upper assembly which adds about an inch to the newly-fledged Sophomore's chest expansion-Thomas Wiley. Une of the reasons I like being a Sophomore is because we no longer have to worry over algebra problems, and, also, we begin to feel more at home-Murray M arm. The Sophomore class dramatized the May Day Playg the class as a whole has shown real school spiritg and is, I think, the best in P. H. S. Should I not be proud to be a Sophomore? ellorothy K ress. When you are a Sophomore all your Freshman bashfulness is gone and you aren't afraid to laugh for fear you will make some mistake as you are when you are a Freshman-Cecil illunlr. I'm glad I am a Sophomore, Although I know not whyg If the teachers will have softer hearts, I'll get through bye and bye.-Kenneth Moore. of 1919 see themselvesj When you are a Sophomore you have more privileges and you aren't afraid to go into the school by the front door-e Robert Becker. As we think of the different classes we are well satisfied with our own. 'The dreadful Freshie days are past. We have two more years in which to witness the defeats of our rivals by Piqua Hi. VVe are happy because one member of our class helps in all three teams to bring victories. Next year we hope that we may win many honors when we compose the Junior Class of P. H. S.-Catherine French. I am glad that I am a Sophomore until I make some gram- matical mistakeg then I wish I were a Freshman again so that I might have some excuse for my error-Loraine Stephens. I am glad that I am not a Junior or Senior because I should be entirely too young when I graduated-provided I didn't fail-Mabel M cl l'Illl01lgll,. I am not sure that being a Sophomore another term would be very agreeable, so I am trying my best to be one for only one year-Eleanor Zimmer. The advantage of being a Sophomore is, that you can run the Freshmen out of your seat in the assembly room and you don't have to do as much work as the Juniors and Seniors- Ray Klopfer. I am glad I am a Sophomore, because I would'nt be a Freshie, and especially since I can't be a Junior until I get a few more credits'-and I don't know when that will befltussell Free. I am proud to be a Sophomore for I belong to the best class in the whole high school-Dorothy Frainston. As a Sophomore I begin to think that the Juniors and Seniors are not so terribly smart but just a little more confident-'Roy H iggins.

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