University High School - U Highlights Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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5 F President Vice-President Secretary FLOYD BARNET HELEN FOSTER KENNETH MACKENZIE Sophomore Class History HE Class of 1907 is remarkable in that it was the first Freshman class to enter the University High School. It will also be the first class to have completed its four years of work under the maroon and black. Not only is the class Srst in fact, but it is first in deed. In its Freshman year the class organized during the first week of school, electing the following 0fHCe1'S1 FLOYD BARNET, President FRANK BERSBACH, Vice-President KENNETH MACKENZIE, Secretary CHARLES KNAPP, Treasurer EDWARD Z1MrrERriAN, Sergeant-at-Arms MIARY YEAZEL, Executive Officer Under the leadership of these officers, the class grew in spirit and knowledge. There were no rusl1es with the Sophomores, as they were afraid of us. The whole school got off the sidewalks for us. We were indeed a great Freshman class. In athleticswe did not do much-putting a man on the track team and one on the baseball team. However, we supported the debating clubs very well. The literary societies count 1907 men among their best members, as is shown by the fact that two of the debaters on the Clay Club team belonged to that wonderful class. In music our class did its share. This year more of our members have entered athletics. The school is looking toward 1907 for its future football, track and baseball stars. In all branches of school life the illustrious Class of 1907 has done its part toward their ultimate success. We gave a dance in our Freshman year which excelled all others, and this year we gave a dance which excelled that. Thus it is evident that the Sophomores are not socially deficient. ' Some of the most popular and most able men in the school are 1907 men. As for the girls, who can approach them? Our watchword: Watch 1907 -whatever she does is right. The officers for the Sophomore year follow: FLOYD BARNET, President HELEN FOSTER, Vice-President KENNETH MACKENZIE, Secretary WALFORD DALLAS, Treasurer 26

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Members of the Sophomore Class A AAGARD, RAY ALSIP, WILLIAIVI H. ANDERSON, SIDNEY B BARKER, CYRUS BARNET, FLOYD BARRETT, MARSHALL F. BAYLIES, HARRY L. BEMAN, SPENCER S. BERSBACH, FRANK J . BOWEN, JERALD A. BROWN, HELEN BROWN, ROBERT O. BURUS, HOWARD BYEORD, WILLIAM C CALDER, RACHEL CAMPBELL, ELISABETH CHATAIN, ROBERT N. CLANCY, WILLIAM C. CLARK, EDWIN COOK, THOMAS D DALLAS, WALI-'ORD DAMEY, J . OTTO DANIELS, MARION DANOW, HENRY W. DAVIS, CLIFTON DECKER, LEON M. DEGANHARD, CARL C. DENNIS, ROBERT DUNN, WILLIAFI C. DURAND, EUGENE E EDERHEIMER, EDWIN EDMINSON, ROSS F FLORA, HARRY FOLEY, MINNIE FOSTER, HELEN G GIEEORD, CHARLES E. GILMORE, MARY A. GOODALL, JOSEPH W. GOULD, LINA M. GREENERAUIII, M. EARNEST GUNTHER, WALDEDIAR S. H HALL, ROBERT HAMILTON, DAVID W. HANSON, DAVID N., JR. HARRIS, HARRY L. HARRIS, LEON J. HARRIS, RALPH C. HATTERY, WILBUR, JR. HECKMAN, J ESSIE HILL, CYRUS G. HURD, PAUL V. HYERS, CHARLES F. I INNES, DANIEL T. J J OHNS. EVA L. JOHNSTON, KATHARINE K KEIM, HAZEL B. KERN, HERMAN KERR, LESLIE KEYS, CARLISLE M . KNAPP, GEORGE A. R. KUH, WILLIAM H. KULTQHAR, FRANK LAWRENCE, GEORGE W. LAZIER, ROBERT W. LEOPOLD, LAWRENCE G. LITTLE, RAYMOND LITTLEFIELD, VALLIE LLEWELYN, JAMES S. LLEWEFYN, KENNETH MACKENZIE, KENNETH MARTIN, NICHOLAS MARVIN, CAMPBELL MAYER, J OSEPHINE E. MCARTHUR, CHARLES H. MACCIIINTOCK, LANDER MCCRACKEN, TVIARGARET MCCREERY, VINCENT M. MERTZ, HERBERT MILK, MARY MILLER, MARIE MILLER, PALMER MILLER, STANLEY N. MONROE, WALTER D. MORRILL, EDWIN F. MORTON, EUGENE E. MORRIS, GEORGE MUNGER, PLINY F. MYERS, SARAH 27 N NORCOTT, EARNEST O O 7D0NNELL, FREDERICK P PARDRIDGE, LEE W. PECK, WINFIELD PHELPS, CHARLOTTE PHELPS, FRANCES PHELPS, SUSAN PHISTER, MARY R RICE, THEODORE ROBERTS, CHESTER ROBINSON, EVERET M . ROOT, IVA M . ROSENBAUM, WEST' M . ROSENHEIM, EDWARD W. ROSS, SARAH F. ROWLEY, LOUISE S SCHAFFNER, MARGIARE'F SCHROTH, EDGAR J . SHEARS, RUSSELL SOPER, JAMES P. STADDEN, BURTON STOKES, ALFRED E. SNOWDEN, JOSEPH T TENNEY, HENRY , THOMPSON, IRVING THURBER, LEEMAN TIDHOLM, AMY TOMLINSON, JAMES TOWNSEND, J OSEPHINE TURNBULL, AMY W WAI1', CONANT WALLACE, BRUCE WANNER, HARRY WARNDOREE, ERWIN NVEARY, ROLAND D. WHIPPLE, WALTER G. WICIQIAN, RAYMOND C. WILIIET, FLOYD P. WOLHAUPTER, ALICE Y YEAZEL, MARY