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THE MIRROR . A - - - 1239. 6 THE SOPHOMORES With their return to the campus after their first summer vacation the Class of '31 found their number diminished from about one hundred fifty to onefthird that many, the majority having taken up teaching in the rural schools. Only one of the first year's oflicers, Howard Simmons, returned and he was again elected president. The Sophomores have made their presence on the campus keenly felt by their participation and, ioften, leadership in the various activities. They have, besides, outstanding students, some of the institution's best athletes in Kelley, Douglas, Houchin, Smith, Dunn and Young. The annual class party was a roaring success this year. It was the first all- class party. The girls as well as the stronger sex showed their loyalty in defending the eats during an invasion by the upper classmen. As in the previous year the class stunt in Chapel, as a part of the Homecoming week celebration, was very well presented. Early in the Fall term the class blossomed forth in new leather coats which had the class seal in class colors on the back, an idea wholly new to College Hill. The class owes much to Miss Jones, our faculty adviser, for her advice and guidance, as well as to the leaders within the class who were willing toishoulder ref sponsibility when work was to be done. CLASS OFFICERS President ............,...,. ..,...........,................................................. ............... H o ward Simmons VicefPresident ............. .............. G eorge Fisher SecretaryfTreasurer ........... ............. L oren Douglas Page Fifty-two
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