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' SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY At the beginning of the year six sophomores came to enroll in the Willis High School. In the group was a new boy, Junior Schraden. formerly of Hiawatha, who came to Willis after his parents moved on a farm nearby. The two sophomore girls took part in girls' club and music, while the boys went out for sports. The class officers were: Iunior Schrader, president, Lila Zimmerman, vice presidentg and Florence Pautz, secretary and treasurer The sophomore class gave an assembly play entitled Adeline's ' Anticsn. In this play they had to borrow Raymond Wilson of the fresh- man class, because there were not enough boys i.n the sophomore class to complete the cast. Carlton Ross TYPING Typing is essential for any person who wishes to be a steno- grapher or an office worker. Typing is a quicker, neater, and more preferable way to write letters and manuscripts, and is a skill which must be learned slowly and accurately. The students like typing and their faces are smiles as well as the teacher who is very jolly, giving them a better attitude toward their work. Although there are only seven second year typist, they do a large amount of work, with the four first year typist doing the drill excerises. Because typing is so useful the students are glad they have taken it. They expect to improve and be skilledtypist by the end of the year. Lloyd -Kneisel LATIN ASSEMBLY The Latin Class entertained the assembly on january 15th. Jimmy Burkart gave a short history of the Roman people. Dale Zimmerman told us of the costumes worn by the Romans. An am- using poen was read by Donovan Johnson. The Latin Class gave the play, 'iSaturnalia , first in Latin, then in English. .The players were dressed in the garments of the Romans. L. Burton Grosfield
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