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SOPHOMORE CLASS Colors - - - - - -Old Bose and Silver Motto - - - - - - For us to B2 is to Flower ------- Sun Flower The Class at the dustrious students. The beginning of the year under the bacon. guidance enrolled thirty-five wideawake, 111- class became active immediately. The elected officers of Mr. Krawner outlined a campaign to bring home the The Class boasts of its athletic record. It had more men in football than any other class in high school. Practically all made their letters. Ten of the sophomore boys reported for basketball. In the interchips tournament the sophomore team placed second. The following played: Lloyd Marty, Tony Moe, John Ilaburcliak, Bob Drew, and Morton Larson. Margaret Beaudett, Mildred Crofoot, Anna Beck, Mary Ellen Hill, Mar garet Nelson, Rett a Armstrong, and Pearl Kannes played on the (f iris’ basket- ball team. The Class was well represented in music. Ten members were in the orches- tra and fifteen in band. The sophomores presented I r. Hidegger’s Experi- ment” for their act at the carnival and had the distinction of taking in more money at their booth than any other class. They ended a successful year with a real live school picnic. CLASS POEM Unfurled above a vessel called sportsmanship The sophomore class colors fly Old rose and silver, most gorgeous colors Ripple with breeze in the sky. The deck is trimmed with the sunflower A posie we all know so well, ■Carrying for us a promised future I11 its sturdy little shell. Our sponsor has faithfully led us Through the tunnel of our second year, Let’s give three cheers for A1 Brawner, And all of our teachers dear. We Sophies have won many honors In music and athletics too. Our standing is among the highest, To our grades we shall ever be true. Now good-bye to the lower classmen We are joining in higher strife But will never forget the good times We've had in earlier school life. Pearl Saxnes, '22
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