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Sophomore Class Berea Hi 1935 I271 Nobody really understands Sophomores. Last year we were just inconspicious little Freshmen, and the upper classmen paid no at- tention. But now they have to sit up and take notice. Would you believe it if we told you- That we have a varsity letter basketball man in our midst? That three of our men at least uwarmed the bench in the varsity football games? That the star hundred-yard-dash runner and the star pole- vaulter are in our class? That the sophomore ttRed team girls won the inter-class basket- ball championship? Many other things happened during our school life and if you wish, we may verify our statements by inviting you to come down to the school and look us over.
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Junior Class With ambition to lead us on, we Juniors set about to add something more to the era of Berea High, and as we look about us, we feel we have been reasonably successful in attaining our goal. First we saw that all was not as bright as it should have been, so we added a touch of brightness to the school with our class sweaters. In November we joined with the Seniors in a J unior-Senior party which will long be remembered. Our members were well represented in all the sports and other activities of the school and have upheld our high standards in all. At the end of the first semester, we placed twelve of our classmates on the semester honor roll. At the top of our many achievements, we place the J unior play, ilLillies of the Field and the J unior-Senior Prom, which were truly great successes. E261
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Freshman Class Berea Hi 1936 Among the outstanding classes of Berea High is the ninth grade, which consists of about one hundred eighty pupils. It is one of the largest classes, made up of progressive pupils who are always striv- ing for the best, year in and year out. Our class is represented in basket-ball, tumbling, library staff, Girl Reserves, Student Council, and many other organizations. A high percentage of our pupils are always on the six-weeks honor roll, while there were seventeen first honor pupils on the first semes- ter honor roll, which shows high scholarship attainment. A list of our achievements would hardly be complete without men- tiorllling the annual party, at which there was much laughter and r0 lc. ' I281
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