Bauxite High School - Miner Yearbook (Bauxite, AL)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS HI6 l'0RY HE SOPHUMOHE Class of 1922-23 has. been 0llC.0f the leading classes lin all school-activities, including the text study, all literary societies, athletics, and all other work that was an uphttlng to the class and I school. At least one third of the athletic players have been Sophomores, seven being football players, five baseball, and four bas- ketball players. There was only one girl basketball player tPtuth Bizzellj from the class, despite the number of boys. This was of the small number of girls of our class, there being only four. The best athlete in the Bauxite High School is a Sophomore-tleorge Cole. Besides athletics, the Sophomores have taken great and active interest in all literary Work. They have kept the standard flying in the Literary Society, the Boys' Debating Club, and Glee Club. Two of the first team debaters that helped put Bauxite on the map, were Sophonlores-Floyd Cramer and Clark Young. Six Sophomores were elected in the VVho's Who Election: Beau Brummel, John Brazil: Baby Doll, Ruth Bizzell: Most Studious Boy. Kenneth Chambers, Politician, Floyd Cramer, Best Athlete, George Cole, and Laziest Boy, Bill Hopkins. Miss Moore certainly does not get lonesome when conducting the Sophomore English Class. The boys in this particular class organized a Kicking Club, but as Mr. Reagan didn't approve of its laws, it was disorganized. This gave the Sopholnore Class a reputation that none others possessed, the most misbehaved class in school. It' a preacher must kno-w Latin well to succeed, there will be no preachers from the 10th Caesar Class. On an educational trip to Little Rock, we visited a home suitable for a number ot' the Kicking Club',-the State Pen. In conclusion, we wish to give thanks to Miss Moore, Mrs. Ruck- er and Mr. Terrel for their never ceasing work and efforts. Saying that we are ready to mou11t the next round of the ladder, we will close. Amen. IAM- 1W1fNTr-.wx I'HI- MlNl'R