Cisco High School - Lobo Yearbook (Cisco, TX)

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' H V Sophomore Class Officers I I Onm STGVALL . . ...... ....... P resident Gmvrnunm VAN Hom: ..... ....... V ice President FRANCES MCGINNIS . .. . .Secretary-Treasurer Jour, BRECHEEN ..... ..... G usher Reporter HELEN MCCANLIFS ............ Lobo Representative ' SPONSORS Miss RUQIH Wlnnmmson Mn. W. L. Gonxanfrmz Colors .... ..... G old and White Flower . . . ..... Shasta Daisy Y 1 '5- F ' 1 Q --I ee ss -:fo

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. Evxtji- X' , l '.:4, vi. 1 .f a ' ' if-' N .4 4' l Q f I v rv 'J , X S' i' w K 1 .. A A Q1 he Q 4 A i N 113, ., , L3,f,,:: .lr ,. i . of-' if X,:55.:75?Q,', lxirijv 4 ,., 4 , Q , .ire Sophoinore Class History N September, 1925, one hundred and twenty-three fish swam hesitatingly out of Lake Grammar School into the Den of the Loboesg and truly did we feel like fish out of water , and were often made to look like suckers. Pretty soon, however, we were forced by our environment to develop an amphibious nature, and gradually that changed to the form and coloring of the Lobo. There were only two main events of our Freshman year. We played a game of basket ball against the faculty and won, and we entered a float in the Armistice Parade, which gained honorable mention. In September, 1926, about the same group, now typical Loboes, was organized into the Sophomore Class. Officers were elected and plans made for the year, under the sponsorship of Miss Williamson and Mr. Golightly. If no individual members of our class won distinction, yet it must be remembered that the Sophomore year is a period of testing and development, and that out of it come the stars of the Junior and Senior Classes. So now let's give a. hearty cheer t Q For Cisco High and our Sophomore Year! 1 My 5 fi , Irs A r 5 fiivgil, ' Y A 'ew . a ' n, V . A F -N I Y. M A JW 36,11 gli - , : 5, . p f 1e,gsL2r ,J K-Q19 f Q ,,

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T Fifty .Pelfry Johnston Price Skiles Weathers Hall Daniels Smith Ainsworth Gustafson Carroll Bint Wilson McGinnis West Van Horn Long Payne