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BSN Fresn Y( resnman l ear ' KR ' (X E must be a Freshman at some time or other, so we were (ihli ' eil in ' 17 to occupy this position. Since this was the year our countrv entered the World ' ar, we were not so troubled with tlie fact that we were a class of just ele en. but had confidence for growth in number, spirit and power. We successfullv began our famous career with an election of oificers under the supervision of the Junior Class President. The fol- lowing obtained offices: H. Keffer Hartline, President; Emma ' . Clea er. ' ice-President : Edna M. Pursel, Secretary; Helen B. Phillips. Treasurer. Ve selected Garnet and Steel for our class colors and Know Thyself for our motto. SopK T. omore I ear ( ) LEAD our class in the continuation of its work, we chose Myrlynn Siiafer for President, Mary E. Brower for Vice-President, Edna M. Pursel for Secretary and Helen B. Phillips for Treasurer. As Freshmen we blindlx went about B. S. N. S. clutching our books and fearing every upper classman — as well as the Faculty. Having now attained the distinctive appellation of Sophomore we liad the pleasure of seeing the present Freshmen enact the same comedy. But, by careful steering we succeeded in driving the Freshmen after us in the glowing light of the path we had shaped for tliem. The Second ' ear Expression contest was a marked feature, the prizes being won by Myrlynn Shafer and Lewis Welch. We showed our spirit in all the calls of our country for help in the war, and on Memorial Da we planted a tree on the Campus in memorv of Miss Meryl Phillips, who enrolled in the service of our countr . Paiie Tii ' cnly-t co
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bsng; Junior Tear NR(M,LED as Juniors, our number swelled to one hundred and fifty strimt;. We now felt we could attain great ends, and entered enthusi- astically into all social, intellectual, and athletic events. To lead the class through these activities we selected for President, Myrlynn Shafer; Nice-President, Alice Smith; Secretary, John Morris, and Treasurer, Russel Davies. The latter resigned and Wilbur Foresman was chosen for the office. Anthony, Cherrington, Davies, Fish, McDonald, Schell, Shafer, and Sweene ably represented our class in athletics, and our Girls ' Basketball Team scored many victories. In the Public Speaking Contest two of our members, Bernice Pritchard and Jennie Cooke, recei ed the first and second prizes. The Junior drama, The Rivals , was the closing event. We were one year nearer our goal. Page Tiventy-three
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