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TENTH GRADE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left lo rigfaf-Schuelke, Treasurerg Mr. Glober man, Advisorg Hipple, Presidentg Chiulli, Vice Presidcntg Stasiak, Secretary.
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5 3 NCE again it was time for a changeg and the ninth grade, with its feeling of importance as a firmly established segment of the school, beckoned the globule to enter its doors. Now this class was molding into a hard, firm substance. The globule himself was no longer a mere speck-he was Ossie, a vital part of this group. An advisor would have to be chosen to guide the class in its undertakings. Along with the choice of a faculty advisor, the problem of a class treasury arose. There had to be money for senior year and all its festivities. How to begin? Dues, cake sales, and a Valentines dance-all would help to contribute to the slowly growing fund. Ch, yes-classes, and the most important rea- son for school itself, must not be forgotten! Ossie, as he was now known, found that the problems of algebra and Latin, that had seemed so impossible before, somehow now made sense. Wlmy, even math was actually fun!
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IME was moving fast-Ossie was a Sopho- more now, and it seemed like only yesterday he had found that key ring which had long since become his most valuable possession. It was the invitation to a world of his own, filled with others just like him. Classes were now a definite pattern-Spanish, French or Latin II, world history, biology-he would never forget dissecting that pig! Ossie had, by now, chosen his major field and planned his schedule in accordance with it. Extra-curricular work took on added importance now, since Sophomores were eligible for Senior High activities and Varsity and V. sports. The class began a new tradition when they staged a third production on the OHS stage for 1958-59- a Sophomores musical called Good News. More cake sales and the traditional Moving-Up Day Dance augmented the class treasury, and the anticipation of the two coming years rose within his sophomore friends.
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