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TheHARMONIAN FRESHMAN i i c i i j i 1 1 I
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The HARMONIAN SOPHOMORH GLASS HISTORY. .U? ' ' u!! ' !. t . . i ' ' assembled .., the auditorium . I of the Harmony High School for the iqiening of the school year. Immediately after the opening exercises, we, the class „t |02K thirtv-six in number under the direction „f Miss Mary Lackey came together tor the bginnine of our his:h school work. We were directed to the various class rooms, where we received our ass.Knments. On the following Friday, the class was called together ' for the purpose of orRanizint; the class. The following officen; were elected: Clarice , Williams, president; Helen Davis, vice-president; and Ollie Shaxe,, secretarv i We found our work very different from what we had experienced in our previous I ' school life, and many amusing incidents were connected with our entrance into high school. Very soon, however, we learned what was expected of us. and ! settled down for four ymn study. . | Our class presented its first play at Kaster time when Ann AViiat ' s Her Name I was given. It was a great success considering the fact that it was our first attempt. • - I ' Late in April our class, chaperoned by Miss Lacky, went to Roaring Gap on a picmc We spent an enjoyable dax x iexvint; the mountains of our state, and i returned to resume our work with renewed energy. j| The cluing of school found us anxiously awaiting the time when we would ' 1 again meet for another year of school. AViien we assembled tor our secnd year of high school, wc found that some 1 of our classmates had dropped out. Others came in. however, and our class roll increased from thirty-six to sixty. We took pride in the fact that were no loMf er freshmen but sophomores. In the election of class officers Ida Daniels was i ected president ;Bertha Danils, vice-president: and lulia Neill H, secretarv Yellow and white were chosen as class colors, and the yoUow rose as class , cv. ! On the sixteenth of December, 1925, we were entertained at the Home Icnomics Building, ot this scho,.l, hy .Miss Lacky. We had a very enjoyable eseni„K. i ' During the month of April, 1926, we gave the play Wrecking Roberts Budget, whicl was very successful. ' j Our class has also furnished its share of athletes of wiwm we are all proud. Page Forty-tvio
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