SUPHUMURE ClASS HISTURY Another one hundred eighty days have rolled by and as members of the sophomore class, we are now prepared to make our debut into the junior class. As greenies last fall, we re- ceived a great deal of the traditional hazing from our distinguished upperclassmen, the graduating seniors. In October, with humorous campaign speeches, We elected our class officers and finally organized our class. Under the ex- cellent leadership of our president and aides, we now feel that we have learned the significance of being senior high students and have progressed enough to move up one more rung on the ladder of education. We were fortunate in the fact that a couple of our boys were represented on the football and basketball teams. The girls won recognition with their membership to the Tri-Hi-Y and various other organizations. Now that we have earned the ri hr to move u to the di ni- S P g hed junior class, we shall again in the fall turn our attention to our studies and to 'lhazingy' the oncoming sophomore class. -21-
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TRI-HI-Y The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and ex- tend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. It is a club composed of girls who stand for Christian ideals, possess leadership ability, who are popular with other girls, be- lieve in the club purpose and principles and are willing to give the organization the time needed. It is one of the most popular and active clubs in the school. This group of girls enjoys working for the benefit of others, and yet at the proper time, is always ready to engage in such social affairs as dances, parties, and benefit shows. These girls have helped in many worthy causes such as mak- ing Christmas menus for the Navy and folding seals for the Tuber- culosis League. They also put on an amusing assembly program to boost the paper salvage drive, and decorated Easter eggs for the patients of the Rochester General Hospital. The Tri-Hi-Y sponsored the annual Bible Study Contest with members participating in the program. For fun they had a W. P. A. Dance in the gym where the girls paid for everything. It was one of the most successful dances of the year and was enjoyed by all. President ,,,,, OFFICERS Vice President ,,,,,,, ,, Secretary ,,,,,,,... Treasurer ,.....,,, Club Sponsor ,..,. , ,, ...gg- Anabel Horter ,Carol Wallace ,,,,,Sue Boyde ,Jo Ann Parris Elizabeth Dils
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