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Sopfzomores Theda Alborn Lois Gage Agnes Beach Lelia Gates Kenneth Cass Luther Gates Mildred Corser Osmond Hamlin Geraldine DelVlallie Rockwell Hatch Ruth Draves Leigh Hill Judson Hise Eleanor Vandewater Floyd Keymel john Verdine Viola Lancy Norton Waterman Floyd Norton Earl Watson Maylon Riker Marion Weeks Dorothy Thompson CLASS IVIOTTO Ad astra per aspiran fTo the stars through diflicultiesl Class Colors--Blue and Gold CLASS OFFICERS Floyd Norton - - - President Geraldine DelVlallie - Secretary Marion Weeks - Vice-president Ruth Draves ---- Treasurer CXSCYW Sophomore Cfass Hz'szofj1 Geraldine DelVlallie THE Sophomore Class of l929 was organized as Freshmen March 2, l928. lt was at that time composed of forty-four members. Roy Stuber was elected president: Edith Wilson, vice-presidentg Ger- aldine DelVlallie, secretary, and Dorothy Thompson, treasurer. Floyd Norton succeeded Roy Stuber as president at Roy's departure from school. Miss Butterfield was appointed class adviser. We selected blue and gold for our class colors, and as a motto, Work Wins Everything. A sausage roast held at Pultneyville May 29, l928, and a Freshman and Sophomore picnic also held at Pultneyville June 25, l928, were enjoyed by us during our Freshman year. Having escaped the misfortunes which steadily lurk in the paths of the Freshman year. twenty-three arrived safely as Sopho- mores in the fall of l9Z8. The class oflicers were elected as follows: Floyd Norton, president: Marion Weeks, vice-president: Geraldine DelVlallie, secretary, and Ruth Draves, treasurer. lVlrs. DeLong was appointed class adviser. We retained the colors blue and gold of the preceding year, but selected a new motto, Ad astra per aspiran f to the stars through difficultiesl. A Sophomore party was held October 26. l928, at Thomp- son's cottage. This party was thoroughly enjoyed by the members of our class, and also by the Juniors and Seniors, as was shown by the hearty welcome given them by the Sophomores, when they unex- pectedly arrived at our party. Next year we all hope to meet as Juniors and to work to the best of our ability to insure that our class as a unit may be the graduating class of l93l. 17
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