Cumby High School - Trojan Yearbook (Cumby, TX)

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SOPHCMORE CLASS HISTORY In September 1943, twenty-eight of us enrolled as Freshmen. Nineteen graduated from grade school where the other nine joined us in the Freshmen year. Early in the season we elected Mr. R. J. Bolton as our sponsor, Billy Junell, president, Etta Faye Campbell, vice president, Helen Byers, secretary 8: treasurer, and RobbiewPlu.nkett as reporter. The highlights of entertainment for the year were the Christmas party in the Gymnasium, a trip to the Greenville show to see Mrs. Miniver , and a skating party also in the Gym. Indeed that year was an eventful and successhxl year for the Freshmen. In 1944, about thirty-two enrolled as Sophomores. Several dropped out and then as more enrolled our class increased to the grand total of thirty-eight, which we are proud to boast is the largest class in High School. To get things started on the right foot we elected Mr. Paul Galloway, our sponsor and under his care- ful guidance we have prospered. This year also has been an event- ful year. So far, we have had a Christmas party at Mr. Galloway's home and a Valentine party at Betty Williams' home. Then came the shocking news that Mr. Galloway wcnldhave to retire to his farm for the remainder of the term. So we will have to trudge on as best we can without a sponsor for the rest of the year. But if we know Sophanores, there will never be a dull moment.