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But that wasn't supposed to be funny! exclaims orator Bill Poole as the tribulations of a. sophomore speech class becomes apparent. Symbolizing Aspiring ophomore Scholars Perfecting the fundamentals of foot- work upon the dance floor, these sophomores exhibit c o 1' r e c t form. No time for a Siesta as Spanish students Sue Cornelius and John Bloschinsky ponder Spanish fiction. 22
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AHS Hall of Fame gives Karen Kastning a chance to brag about past athletic success and make predictions While orienting freshmen. ' -nf Freshmen Feature Fun From F ads To F relic r- '- ' What spirit! This time Cardinal Jackie Miller is the early bird. With Things are dull and crowd's in a lull. Freshmen display a tradi- her ponnants flying the team is sure to come through with a victory. tional bashfulness during Frosh Party, the get-acquainted dance. Zl
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16-13-4 or 4-13-16? Sophomore Bob Wenzel encounters after-vacation Admitting defeat, Bob finds his problem easily so lved when he re- dilemma of determining number that is the key to the combination. sorts to using the saw that Dean Lowry keeps for such occasions. Troubles, Triumphs Round Out Soph Year SPIRIT is the sophomore claim to fame, as the class of '62 completes its successful second year. Enthusiastically entering school activities, the sophomores showed the best spirit yet, and can look back on their activities with a feeling of accomplishment. Class-officer campaigns at the beginning of the year gave the sophomores a chance to show their spirit by run- ning for offices and serving the school. Because of the large number of students running for each office, the candidates were excused from making campaign speeches. Not entirely excused from making speeches, the stu- dents returned to their classes only to find a sophomore speech class at the top of their schedules. To round out the sophomore curriculum such subjects as physical science and plane geometry often presented problems. Giving their class treasury a boost, the class of '62 worked on concessions at gamesg selling candy, popcorn, elevator passes, and pop. Cheering on the sophomore football and basketball teams proved to be an enjoyable pastime, and a good time to show class spirit. Copying Dog-patch style, the sophomores sponsored the November turn-about which was the girl-ask-boy dance. What, the girl calls for the boy? Mary Pietrolonardo p 1 a y s Sadie Hawkins before the Harvest Hop. 23
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