Redwood High School - Oak Yearbook (Visalia, CA)

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Q Q SOPHOMORE CLASS The class was represented in athletics by H. llarber, ll. llellefenille, ll. llorchers, A. Brann, G. Clark, C. Cunninghain, VV. Finclley, P. Hemp- hill, C. Hansen, F. Henry, H. Houghain, J. Larson, R. McKinney, li. lXlCPhail, McVVherter, R. hlangini, Ragle, G. Shaclinger, and H. Yosburgh. Most of these boys 111ZlKlC their letters. Some were on the first team in football, basketball, and track. Jack McVVherter was the captain of the lightweight football teani. The past work of the Sophomore Class proves that second year student. by persistent effort, can holcl an iniportant place and rank in the school. Expect to see this class achieve even greater honors during' the two years that remain aheacl!

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SOPHCMORE CLASS ll li Sophomore Class had a very eventful year. Election of class officers was the first thing of importance. After that the time was devoted to the Freshman reception. This was a big' event held in the school auditorium on February nine- teenth. The program consisted of a tap dance by Georgette Richardi, songs by Yera Nell Gilmer and Marjorie Mae McSwain: and games and dancing' by everybody. The Sophoniores participated in all school activities-debating, clubs, orchestra, band, dralnatics, athletics, scholarship. and both glee Clubs. J

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Mil? FRESHMAN CLASS llli lfreshnian Class of l93l-32, numbering' about two hundred strong, had a brilliant and successful year. Nlany meetings were held by the class. These were for nur- poses of electing officers, having' impromptu class proggranis. anl learn-- ing' yells and school songs. The lfreshman yells were a bright feature in every assembly because of the wide varieties and the enthusiasm in which they were given. The class was active in both draniatics and debating. There were also many representatives from the class in the school orchestra. the hand, and both glee clubs.