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THE WALNUT TREE First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Gladys Renner, Gertrude Renwick, Lola Frey, Edward ’Vailis, Marion Kerchner, Ruby Hunter, and Hr. Lobaugh. Alene Wolfe, Dorothy Pierson, Larvin Guither, John bacorn, Donald Steinke, Shirley Gallentine, and Mildred Hedgespeth. Shirley Braasch, Marion Peach,Phyllis Kerchner,Ardith Fritz,Ethel Lead, Dorothy McCall, Donald Kranov, and Erna Wilson. Frances Ross, Clifford Heaton, Martha Eisele, Kenneth Young, Omer Baumgartner, lone Guither, Ned Lewis, and Cora Dale Craig. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY The Jreenlings: On a windy day in September, nineteen hundred thirty-four, forty-four Freshmen blew into the High School. Mrs. Dooley took us under her wing and taught us the rules and regulations of a well-established High School. We progressed very rapidly with Marion Kerchner as president, Bob Glass as Vice-president,Ned Lewis as secretary-treasurer, and Mildred Hedgespeth as class reporter. Among the high spots of our first year were the fall picnic at Red Oak and a scavenger hunt in the spring. As Freshmen,our girls walked away with the basketball championship. We also gave a very dynamic assembly program for the student body. Thus we grew and expanded into Sophomores. The Bigshots: Ur. Lobaugh was elected by our class to lead us in this second launching into the knowledge of W. H. S., with the assistance of Harold Bowen as president, Omer Baumgartner as vice-president, Marvin Guither as secretary-treasurer, Gertrude Renwich as class representative, and Uarion Kerchner as class reporter. On October twenty-fourth, we sophomores and the faculty enjoyed ourselves at a Kids' Party. The kids arrived at the party to attend the First Daze of School under the direction of Gertrude Renwick as school marm. When school was dismissed, Frances Ross and bob Glass were found to be the best dressed old fashioned kids ; Miss Noret and Mr. Winder were the best dressed modern youngsters. kr. Snider was valedictorian of the class and Marian Peach was the dumbest pupil. The Sophomores, representing various cinema celebrities, presented an entertaining assembly program on December tenth. h Pleasant and prosperous have been our Freshman and Sophomore years, and may our Junior year bring to us more Joy and honor in our work. 20
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