Pleasant High School - Key Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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Sophomore Class Cfiicers HARRY MACK, President DOROTHY MYERS, Vice President , CARROL GREEN, Secretary DOROTHY LESTER, Treasurer

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The Sophomores Front Row left to right-Margaret Yenny, Estaline Zeig, Hazel Yeager, Hazel Seiter, Mary Weiss, Dorothy Lester, Viola Kinsler, Esther Mautz Second Row.-Ruth Yenny, Ruth Waddell, Dorothy Myers, Emma Leffler, Carrol Green, Esther Yenny. Last Row-Kenneth Johnston, Paul Lust, Harry Mack, Leroy Behner, Clifford Leffler

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l l 1 li . li' .,., 'l ll. 1 l ,l ,, i. li L ,. ii .N l it l i l I l I 1 l . w, ll fl . Z , l rl l ii ., . l l W V s l l ll Class History of 723 Q At last our green stage of Freshmen Life has passed. In the month of Septem- ber we entered Pleasant's halls to be known as Sophomores. There are eighteen members enrolled in the class of '23, composed of fourteen girls and four boys. Our class colors are green and white. We re-elect new officers every new school term. Our officers this year are Harry Mack, President, as he was re-elected for the second term, Dorothy Myers, Vice President, Carrol Green, Secretaryg .and Dorothy Lester, Treasurer. Our class dues required for each member is ten cents for each month during the school year. The Sophomore class has its stars in class work as well as in basket ball. Those from the Sophomore Class playing basketball are Dorothy Lester, Dorothy Myers, Carrol Green, Esther Yenny, Ruth Yenny, and Harry Mack. The Sophomores also take part in the literary work and social activities. Although we are looked down upon by t'he other classes we can take a joke and pass on. Especially in putting on talented plays such as Gathering Nuts. And we know Pleasant would be lonesome without us, especially during the long study periods. If it were not for the Sophomore girls, what would Pleasant do for their din- ners? We are especially good in baking pies and sliding them over the counters for five whole cents a cut. The classes of '23 also gave an interesting program.. We all co-operated and worked hard under the careful supervision of Miss Wyttenbach and Miss McCormick and so proved a success. The audience was well pleased. Thus passed the year of Sophomore Life into oblivion. HV. A. K. Sophomore Class Poem We from childhood played together, The comrades of our Sophomore class. We always fight each other's battles, And never from them try to passg Where one goes the others follow, Faithful whate'er might betide Naught c.an ever part us, for we're Sophomores walking through the paths of Life. We look through the mist of gathered years, To the school which the Sophomores know, In the whir of whose ceaseless hum and roar Our youth into manhood and womanhood grows, 'Tis here we strive with honest toil Our daily lessons to prepare, While we're serving the world, who knoweth best, The comrades of our Sophomore Class. - Our Sophomore days will not last forever And our school days will swiftly pass by As a fair vision of golden years Spent by our class in Pleasant High. Sometime we'll .meet when sunset gilds the Heavens Meet as we parted, loyal, b-rave and true. Again we'1l think of our happy, old school days And glance back to the comrades of our Sophomore crew. ' -M. Y.