Litchfield High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Litchfield, OH)

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There are twelve pupils in the Sophomore 1! Class and we call ourselves the Daily Dozen Members of our class are: Janice Hines or Pee Wee who wishes there were seven Saturday nights in a week; Francis Psota or Glennie who is always answering letters from Medina; | Court Musser or Junie one perfect gentleman; Susie Dangelo or Squeezie who is known as the dancing queen of our class; Dorothy Rising or Dottie who is our perfect student; | Eleanore Browand or ked whose favorite car is a Dodge ; Kuth Peterson or Pete who is always paying Bills ; Max Barth or Maxie , our sophisticated sophomore; Carol Erb or Slim , who joins in our every motive; Edward Morgan or Eddie who is our sophomore Romeo; Evelyn Everiss or Eve whose favorite song is Billy Boy ; Francis Koptis or Scottie who is our Queen of Curls Our class officers are: Max !urth, Pres- ident; Eleanore Browand, Vice- president; Evelyn Everiss, Secretary; Dorothy Kising, treasurer, and Eleanore Broward, news reporter. Our class motto is; We strike the stars with our sublime heads . Our cless colors are green and white, and our favorite flower is the Lilly-of-the-Valley.

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The English club has held our interest this year. Ilts purpose being to give practical experience with parliamentary law, and to teach its members to organize and carry out effective, programs. The officers were: Junior Musser, President; Eleanore Browand, Vice-President; Eddie Morgan, secretary and treasurer, and Evelyn Everiss, news reporter. The program committee consists of Janice Hines, Eleanore Browand and Evelyn Everiss. The constitution committee is composed of Max Barth, Ruth Petersen and Frances Psota. The club held its meetings once a month during the second semester and Mrs. Hinkle was the adviser. The members of the Sophomore class prepared a play entitled Elmer. It is a comedy mystery story revolving around the courage of a young brother, Elmer, who helps his sister, Susan, who is always looked down upon by the rest of the family. It is ‘Similar to the story of Cinderella. The characters were; Elmer, who is just fourteen years old, Janice Hines; Susan Collier, who will be sixteen tomorrow, Susie Dangelo; Janice Collier, who is seventeen, Mabelle Stocker; Jeanie Collier, who is her twin, Evelyn Everiss; Miss Pinney, a dressmaker, Ruth Petersen; Mrs. Collier, the mother, Frances Koptis; Fannie Belle, the colored maid, Frances Psota; Hubert Brown, seventeen, Eddie Morgan; Russel Yameson, seventeen, Junior Musser; and Pansy, a nondescript dog. . Mrs. Hinkle was our director. This play was produced in connection with public speaking class work and presented as an assembly project. Pees, ae