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Dear Sarge You ve been 1n the SCFVICC for three months now and as you sald ln your let ter havent had any news of Zelle I-llgh It would take too much room to tell you everythxng so I will only tell you about my class the Sophomores Our class started out th1s year by electmg a fine president Bob Yohn You know Bob Footballs hls meat The secretary and the treasurer elected were Pat Robinson and Leora Rubrlght Modesty prevents my naming the vlce president I can t name all the football stars of our class but 1 few were Bob Beres Red Devan Apple and of course we can t forget Mlke We were faced the first day of school by 1 lot of new teachers but we tamed them down Vice Versa? Soon all of home room 100 could throw a blooper and Miss Stevenson had enlisted everybody ln the hunt for a parameclum By the way we can prove using the method of superposltlon see Mr Dlck son for details that we all enjoy school How bout that? Mr Hewltt our sclence teacher left m December and when Mr Clouse took over everybody started readmg h1s lesson Speaking of grades we think quartile deviation IS the elghth wonder of the our Engllsh test Latm class IS qulte overrun wlth dry humor and World HISIOYY 15 a close second Mr Rodemoyer has salvaged sixteen quarts of corn from the Jokes told durmg class Duflhg lD3.SliCtlDHll SCHSOI1 3 large number of blg and ragged lDOyS IIIOSIIY ragged represented US 35 the I'Da1l'lSI3y of the LIHIOI' Team A number of band members changed thelr schedules durlng November and started taking plng pong eighth period Cne day we dxdnt have band ln the mormng so exghth perlod we were glad to go to a n1ce qulet study hall ln the llbrary and get lots of work done Stop m some tlme and get your eardrums punctured Some of our fellows all well known for their loud and frequent use of our language acted ln the Senior Play This was IH connection wlth thelr Engllsh You know what English IS That s the subject xnvented by MISS Stout After coming back from Chrlstmas vacatlon and having to learn our Latln vocabulary over agam we settled down We went to all the dances throughout the year wearmg out our shoes through watersoakmg hotfoots and a httle dancmg We danced wlth the teachers for a wh1le untnl we found lt dmdn t help our grades Well I guess that s all I can think of now but 1f anythlng more happens will write ugam Your frlend John Hodges 7 , . . . . 9 s ' , . . , . 7 7 ' , . , . 7 . - 5 ff 'Y' 7 I 7 7 cf U 1 u ' V av 3 7 ' 1 ' - ' 1 ', 4 K ' 'F lf 77 7 I 9 h I . 5 l - ' ' . J . , ' I 7 . 7 I 7 7 ' , . world. Welre still trying to Figure out how we got 7'5'I and yet an A grade on , . I 7 A 7 , I - . . . . . , . , V . . . . Q , 7 , ' , c . ' 4 ' . ' ' 7. . ' ' ' . , . , . 7 7 ' . . . . , , . . . . 7 7 7 Y . . 7
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op omores First Row R Powell K Zmkham M Soltesz E Marshall Harter R Yohn Hodges L Rubrlght P Robtnson B Lane S Teet-. Woodburtx Lauren Second Row E Parrtsh A Myers L Chapman L Mohr L Wehr H lxetterer H Muller P Ltnk B Getsay D ference E 7ehner V L Weigel E Nahar M Eberle Third Row D Stuck H Nluchell B Powell R Heberlnng B Stamm C1 Burkett K Knaucr S Lane 7ehner H Casserly N Murtland C Troutman R Rape Fourth Row Miss Thompson duser R Pt-Her R Rotnour D Freshcorn H Freshcorn C Branclstetter C Teets L McBride G Hetxderson T Wllletts R Btntrlm F Lutton Wexgel P Dtetrlclx Miss Sewall teicher V Drtsher Bower Cx Kung R Metz nxth Row J Thomas F Burry Goehrmg W llcr love V Ketttrer H Ztngler W Plummtr W Krustop el Wthr C Knautf P Wthr M Boros D Pfexfer rlvates Flrst ass No longer green rookies, these P F C s are proving that they rated thexr promottons After taps 3 45 p m Z H S tlme we found that practically all the men ln the class had vanlshed Where were they? Campbells? Isaly s? Greer s? Nope Sergeant Clements drafted them for speclal duty on the football and basketball teams Next year, after such an enthuslasuc start, we know they ll Leep up the good work Before their Chrlstmas furlough they were selected by the seniors for a secret mtsston Under dlsgulse grease paint , they succeeded IH rousmg cheers from the audience 1n The Man Who Came to Dtnner In anuary they proved they deserved thelr advancement m rank by holdmg the Sadie Hawkms Dance Of6CCI'S Thompson, Sewall and Stevenson gulded them through their success ful year l Fifth Row: D. Caldwell, R. Webster. Hoox't-r. G. Herbrode. R. Metz. C. Fix, Bowser. T, Wuser. C, Sowash. R. Garvtn. S' : . .. '. R. ' . . M'l , J. . tt. . - . . '-' . . -. . . h , . , . . ll Y, , ' ' 4 . ..... 5, lf Y, ' ' 1 , . - - 1 1 .' - ef l l - n J , . . . ll ' ' 7, 1
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FCS IIICII Fxrst Row B Trlmble N Orr IN Herr Reno P Anderson R Warner Hogan E R Logsdon S Bauder M Pflugh E Rape E Tarr D Shxsler Second Row S Gross R Nlxck Nl Thlcbaud T Muller D Toth P lxrxstophel F Penne G Peffer F Rape B Schexde mantle V L Burtkarl B L ogel R Shaffer B Nlrclelland N 1- Krx-.tophel W ngln-.h C Velth Korczynskx 1 Hartzel N Shaffer 11rd Row :ss Albin 1' eeln l er N Rel tevens B Ren P Lear B Knox-.s H Plummer M Clouse D Bufhngron A Schoheld M Willson B Say R Scheldemanrle Mxss Gardner Heberllng R Hubbard D Walslm K Altcmus R Clouse Lemner F1 th Row W Thoma L Lutz S Powell Dxrtrlch 1' Fxnley C Gochrlng A Lucas. G lV1clVl1-.ters R Groves H Lauren N Roblnsun R Beahm N Uhl C lreshcorn Mr Rodemoyer wh Row W Rxce R Well Wen Chvaa F Henry R Wchr D A en OO ICS u1te a few roolcles were drafted thls year, one of the largest groups s1nce we pltched camp These speclal recrults Stir up the dust in Barracks 103 200, and 701 under the supervrslon of the1r officers Gardner, Albm and Rodemoyer They've been quite busy, several g1rls expectlng to FCCCIVC their Plnk Heart Medals for an 1nvas1on upon an enemy encampment on the second floor Some of the yardblrds were found the other day doing K P duty 1n 302 Sgt Wllson was In charge of lnspectlon These roolcles seem to be Hrmly convlnced that the war IS belng won by a1r power, for Barracks 300 and 301 are bombed daily by hordes of yellow planes, whlch the new recruits explaln they are manufacturmg on mass scale for the govern ment All m all, we see them as lmprovmg after havmg accustomed themselves to the strxct schedule of the classroom, and we hope they do as well next year when advanced to Prxvates FIYSI Class rsr, .- TI E 1 All ',-. U A . -sf -. M. Zegl . . 41. E. s ., . 'd.A . . . , . . -. Foumfkowlr C. Curry: R. Sabol.. J. Cilmn. LI.. .Kro-ll. D. Henshaw. M. Reina. Lovett.. s. Schcxdemantle, P. Brewer. M. 'f : It V 1.1 1. . blvn tj. E. 1 'lj-. . -I ' . . ., . .. - 1. , . . sa. 4 : 0 . 1 Q. . U s.-B. 141111. FP lb, ff - . . 1 - . . lb . ' R la . , -
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