Pacific High School - Yearbook (Pacific, MO)

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,Hu rmcn fuc semen. - ff as .- ...-. THE JUNIOR CLASS HE JUNIOR CLASS started the school year of l927-28 with high hopes and ambitions. Our class was composed of twenty-five students, eight resident and seventeen non-resident, all of whom were greatly in- terested in the prospects for the coming year. Our class officers were selected early, and they immediately proved their worth. A straight course was offered the juniors. It is com- posed of United States History, English Literature, Higher Mathematics, and Physiology. Courses were also offered in Typewriting and Physical Education. All but four took advantage of the Typewriting course and all are taking ad- vantage of the Physical Education training A large percentage of the uniors are also interested in the various activities of the school such as the declama tory and oratorlcal contests track and held events and music Clara Maher the high school star runner is a member of the unior Class Francis Maguire and Newton Everett of our class are also among the leading runners Several others of our class were members of the basket ball teams four re ceiving letters Bennie Martin a promising young unior orator won second in the preliminary oratorical contest ln music our class is well represented five of the boys and six of the girls being members of the Ctlee Clubs Two of our uniors are also members of the school orchestra We are indeed proud of Owen and Celeste Arban who are two of the brightest students in school They have never failed to represent our class on the honor roll As a whole we believe our class to be one of the bright est in school We expect to see many of our classmates in future years holding high places in the world and its in dustries f l926 1 ! J ' U 3 1 'I 1 Y 5 1 , - k-'Ati EQ 'l'VV l4IN'l'X'-'ITVVKJ

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PACIFIC SENIOR THE. SOPHOMORE CLASS HE SOPHOMORE. CLASS of Pacific High School, I927-28, consists of thirty-two jolly students. It is very unusual for the Sophomore Class to lead in en- rollment. The Freshman Class usually leads, as there is always a certain number of students who, for various reasons, drop out as the years roll by, making the classes smaller as they near their goal. This is not true, however, in all cases. ln the spring of l926 there was an exceptionally large group of eighth grade graduates. It was these students, inspired with ambition for an education, encouraged by far-sighted parents, and accom- panied by a smaller group of students from adjacent towns and rural districts, that made up the Freshman Class that fall. There were very few of these Freshmen who did not enroll as Sophomores last fall To take the places of those few who did not was an equal or slightly larger number who had secured their Freshman training elsewhere making the Sophomore Class the largest in high school On the second and fourth Mondays of every school month the Sophomores hold class meetings The purpose of these meetings is to transact any business In which the voice of the whole class might be necessary to clear up any mlsun derstandmg which might arise and to secure and maintain a closer fellowship among the students The class officers were elected democratically and the meetings are carried on the same way Several of the students of this class are successfullv carrying five subjects which Indicates ability and diligence Bearing this in mind and considering the large size of the class which reduces thelr chances to secure individual at tention from the teacher lt ns obvious that the educational ambition and the encouraging influence still retain their ef fect We are hoping they continue to do so g,,,,... IQQB 9 , . , , - Q 4 J Q n , - 9 .f -. A- -,figiw--c.'f--1--:Lev--f-Q-Z PAGE TVV ENTY-FOUR