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Forty-Two SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY The members of the Sophomore class are: Harvey Arbuthnot, Ronald Bell, Harold Cordes, Myrtle Clausen, Lorene Eichner, Milton Fricke, Ruth Kroeger, Lillian J acobey, James Nickerson, William J ewett, Arthur Rahn, Howard Shobert, Loraine Schauland, Thelma Way, Elmer Wittmuss, Claude Whitney and Gladys Zwiebel. The officers of this class for the Freshman year were: James Nickerson, President, Milton Fricke, Vice Presi- dentg Gladys Zwiebel, Secretary and Treasurer. Officers for the Sophomore year are: Lillian J acobey, President 3 Ronald Bell, Vice President, Milton Fricke, Secretary and Treasurer. This class has shown unusual pep and enthusiasm. In their freshman year the class chose as their sponsor Miss Helen Cleland, teacher of Music and Mathematics. During the Freshman year several hikes' and parties were enjoyed. In the fall a hike was planned but rain in- terfered and the remainder of the evening was spent in the High School Gymnasium. In mid-winter a sleigh-riding party was enjoyed with many face-washings which always accompany such parties. In the Spring another hike was planned and an enjoy- able time was had by all who attended. It was held in Harmsen's Grove, east of town. The following fall we met again in school work. This year we elected as our sponsor Miss Marie Schaab, Teacher of English. On Hallowe'en night a party was held in the Gym. and some time was spent in playing games. Some of the revelers of Hallowe'en tried to enter and take our eats and finally did gain entrance thru a window but luckily the food had been hidden in the Piano and it was saved. Those of the Sophomore class who play on the Basket- ball teams are Harvey Arbuthnot, First Boys' Team, Harold Cordes, Second Boys' Team, Gladys Zwiebel, First Girls' Team. James Nickerson 28
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Forty-Four FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshmen are a jolly bunch They always Work together, And come to school most any day In any kind of weather. Freshmen mean the first year in school And We feel a little shy, The other grades poke fun at us But We only laugh, not cry. The studies in the Freshman Class Are very hard to get, But We will conquer them I know It will make us dig, you bet. Our teachers all are very kind, And Will not take our sass, But you may bet they think a lot, Of our big Freshman Class. Helen Virgin, '29
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