Phoenix College - Sandprints Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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s i George Stewart Phi Alpha I I-ottprmon ' ! Football. ' 2 Track. ' 27- ' Eleanor Stroud Alpha Slcma Gamma; rorrespoml Inter-.SiK-iety Council. ' 27 Kililor of Bear Growls, ■26- ' 2 ' Assistant Editor of Bear Track Iota Sigma Alpha Carnival. •27- ' 28 W. A. A. ispeedball and archery Les Ours Executive Board. •26- ' 2 Polly With a Past Biology Laboratory Assistant. ' I Scientific Education Hanen Williams Oh ' iV Engineering ADDITIONAL SOPHOMORES Allen, ( hah; Cocke. Fkancis Gii!i;s, .Tuiix McRae, Lei.anh Morris, Juiix RuNDELL, Laurence Turner, Kelly [25]

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A. J. Bayless Co mmercial rhi Alpha Chi Football. -L ' S--::? Track. ' iT- l ' S Robert Dille Co inmercial Phi Alpha Chi Los Oaitos Baseball manager Volley Ball. •:;7 ' 28 Arthur Ellis En gineeiing Virginia Hilgeman General Theta Chi Delta Home Economics Club. •27- :; Vice-president Home Economics W. A. A. Clee Club. ' 27 Spanish Club. 28 Club. •27 Miriam Michael Lib yal Arts K. D. N. Hockey, ' 27 yv. A. A.; secreta Secietary-treasure ••Bear Tracks S ry. ' 28 r Sopho aff nore Class. 28 Celia North General Alpha Sii;ma Gan president. •2S Inter-Society Cour Hockey team. ' 27 Archery tourname Volley Ball mana cil. ' 27- e-president. 28 Elias Romley Pre-Lu IV Phi . lpha Chi Annual Staff Executive Board. Debating team. 1 CheatinK Cheate ■■Polly With a Pa Forensic Commiss Social Commi.ssior Member or Const sf tuiional nitlee. ' 2G Ralph Schmidt Liberal Arts

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FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY ,,. ( !•■ r 1 (• K I! s r II XT Sciiir.stir SrCDiid Sriiic.stf r Watson ' Dkfty I ' rcsiihiit Stkwart Thompson MiRiAJi Scott Vicc-l ' n sidiiit Louis ' AU(;irN Peggy Enyeart t ccnhirii Ruth Coles John R. Williams Trcas-iircr John R. AA ' illia.ms Arthur L. Phelps Class Hiioiisor Arthur I.. 1 ' iiklps II ' ' one luid passed by the Junior Colle.ne last Se])tenilit ' r. lie would have seen several small firoups of tiinid-lookini; individuals slinl■;ill around the campus and j aziiig with awe and wonder at the lordly Sophomores. It would not take long to guess that these were the members of the Class of ' 29. But they were very intelligent pupils and soon discovered that the front lawn and tiie steps wei ' e (uily for So])liom(ires. And woe to tlie luckless individual who was caught without his blue hook or beanie, or seen (lueen- ing. ' Swift and severe justice was meted out to him by the all-powerful Sophs. The mere sight of the paddle will always bring back unpleasant memories to some of tlie unfortunates. The Sophomores showed their sui)eiiority by winning the lie up and nosing out the Freshmen in the basketball game. However, most of tli( Freshmen managed to live through the ordeal and at the end of the liisl semestei- discai ' ded tiicir libbons and beanies anil liecaine full ll( ' (]ged -Bears. In athletics and in liie college jtlay. ' oZ .i With ii ' r .v7. I he Freshmen were well re| resenled. .lohn It. Williams, ' aleska Adkiiis, and Francis (inl- land wei-e niembei-s of tiie debate teams of the Junior Coilege. I ' eggy I ' -n- yeart, Watson Defty. .Mii-iam Scott, and Stewart Thompson weie i-epresenla fives to the lOxeciitive Board. On April I ' O came the l- ' reshmen From. II w:is a huge success; e -en the S( i)homores said they had a good time. •Indging by Iheir achievements, the Class of :. .• shoubl enjoy a Ncry snccessfnl .ind eventful year as So])homores. [26]