Dearborn High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS

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(ttlafis iif 1326 When the school bell called us to our activities last September there were forty-five freshmen enrolled, all of whom were anxious to have a try at High School. Immediately after we had settled down our first class meeting was called and three officers elected: President, Frederick Burch; Vice-Presi- j dent, Russel Stiers, and Secretary and Treasurer, Neta (ireenwald. Every one looked upon us “freshies” as greenhorns, but all were cpiite j surprised when Mr. Millard put the averages on the board for the first month. The Freshies led the Honor Roll. We are not a quiet bunch by any means, at least you wouldn’t think so if you could hear us during a quiet study period, i We took an active part in the Carnival. We had a booth and sold ice cream, pop, candy, etc. And that’s not all we did—we taught the audience its ■ A-B-C’s. The Freshmen Class is well represented in all High School activities. Early in the year we won the football game from the sophomores by a score of 12 to 0. It was a great game between arguments. Coach Foy refereed the game. Never before in the history of our High School has there been a more in- dustrious and enthusiastic Freshmen Class. In fact we will be quite melan- choly at the end of the year when we are given our cards telling us that we| are sophomores. Most Freshmen are not so proud of their name and rank- hut we?—Well, look us over! ! !