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O Did you finish reading that book? A man trying to help his family survive, a young girl and two young boys trying to understand why adults make life so complicated- These were just some of the characters sophomores met through the novels re- quired for reading in English II classes. I enjoyed reading the novels much better than do- ing grammar, one sophomore said. There was much disagree- ment as to which of the novels was the favorite. My favorite was The Pearl because it was so short, one sophomore replied. I liked To Kill a Mock- ingbird, another sophomore answered. I liked all of them except The Iliad, was the opinion of one honors student. And, as usual- I didn't read any of them, said one sophomore who will have the opportuni- ty to repeat English II next year. Sophomores I've got to finish this book! says Krissy Kopecky as she peers over the top of All Quiet on the Western Front.
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Sophomores Host Ball They weren't fish any more, but they still weren't considered upperclassmen. Although they had one year's experience at finding their way around the building, and they had more or less figured out how everything was done, the members of the Sophomore Class were still looking for ways to become involved in the mainstream of school life. Perhaps their biggest chance came when the sophomores, along with the freshmen, planned and staged the annual Winter Bal. The two classes took advantage of their oppor- tunity and provided a gala evening for the entire school population. This year's Winter Ball had the largest attendance of any in recent years, Mrs. Nancy john, Sophomore Class sponsor, said. Not only did more students show up, but they stayed longer, and seemed to be enjoying the evening. Winter Ball favorites. Representing the Sophomore Class are Trace Blair and Stacy Wiloughby. Sophomores 0
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