Moberly Area Community College - Mojuco Yearbook (Moberly, MO)

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i Sophomore Class Officers President .....,..... ............. J 2111165 Bradley Vice-President ,... ..................... R oy Freeman Secretary ........... ....,,... M ary Lorraine Xkfeis Treasurer ,,,,... ..........,........ S terling Lochead Sponsor ...... ...... M iss Effie Dossey I I X' ', x f V I , ' .QQQZ Jumo on. ' 2 Ei-1' 521' 1 - . 1-. imww A . 1 - Page 31 ,J rm .' yJ J ' x 'S 7 'ui Q AW ff'-H R3 ,

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. It 1 I 3-Q ilu: is ir: ri jvc: like its 1 S homore Class History Four things a man rmust learn to do If he would make his record true. To think without confusion clearly, To love his fellow men sincerely, To act from honesft motives purely, To 'trust in God and Heaven securely. Thus reads the motto of the 12th Grade Class - a worthy motto of a avorthy class. And throughout their four successful years to-gether they have clung to this creed and to one another. First, the new and strange days at old M.H.S. as first-class Freshiesg then, the hilarious, carefree days at good old Faesslerf High, as Sopho- moresg next, their Junior year in the new junior High building, and now, a glorious finish of their high school days in Moberly Junior College, as pioneers of the new four-year-plan. Many of the one hundred and forty who started with them are missing, but those remaining stand united, still loyal to their classmates and to their school. Unlimited credit is due those members of the faculty who have so kindly and wisely directed their course-Miss Maupin, Miss Lilly and Miss Dossey. Credit is also due those who have lcd the class as presi- dent-Howard Doctor, X-Villiam Varnes. Lester Edwards and Roy Free- man. Lastly' give credit to each individual member off this remarkable class for his faithful and valiant support of all school activities. The social activities sponsored by this class will long remain- in the 'memories of those who participated. There were picnics in the Fresh- man and Sophomore years, and a banquet, the Junior year. These were ' the high-lights of their respective seasons. 4 ' The scholastic achievements have been outstanding. Its members 'I have held, a place on every honor roll throughout the years. But now they have reached the goal toward which they have been traveling-graduation. As Seniors they stand, bound by firm friend- . ships, drawn to-gether by memories. . 13+ tillilitg git Nffjifg- 'EF Ll Ufii lil! f i : 4: H314 ,fy-'a2'fQ55S.l . f 19!- X I 2 page ne 52- 1 e ,.,,, L f, -l

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.J 4 -I -I , giiu. V332 A-Q Zigi? Q15 ymljggzffz Ass- if sffgl :fe l882 Sophomore Class Members Top Row: Andrews, Bagby, F. Bell, L. Bell, Boucher, Bradley, Brashear. Second Row: Brown, A. Burnham, E. Burnham, C. Cain, M. M. Cain, Cannon,'C1ark, Cobb. Third Row: Conley, Cooper, Crawford, Crose, Curtis, Daly, Dean. Fourth Row: DeGarmo, Duncan, Earsom, Edwards, Ewens, Fisher, Freelin, Freeman. Fifth R-ow: Fulkerson, Fuller, Goslin, Grubibs, Gunn, Hackett Halliburton. Sixth Row: Harris, Harrison, Hayes, Hertzler, Hinton, Hitt, Howell, Jackson. Page 32