Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

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Vice Pres., Mildred Rasmusen. Sec. and Trcas., Leona Ogilvie. THE SOPHOMORES Pres., Harry Darnell. Color8 — Purple and White. We entered the main assembly room this year several less in number than we were last year, but with a little of the green worn off. That is some of us entered but owing to the small seating capacity a few must be still confined in the Freshman prison. O, the joy of skipping your turn! We are a rather cheerful bunch, too. Kindly refer to class picture. As for brains we have little to say. The Sophomores of last year may lend a little of their superfluous grey matter. We are close to them in honor students, however. Rex Meilinger. Half-Back; Harry Darnell, End; and Ed Kukuk. Quarter-Back, represent the Sophomores in the eleven. We also have possession of several blooming aspirants to the foot lights. “Isay Black’s Quartette” and the “S. H. S. Vodvil Co.” are both composed largely of Sophomores. On the return of this noted company from abroad a smell of tainted vegetables etc. prevailed. We had as much trouble as “Teddy” Roosevelt in our presidential movements. Harry Darnell was elected president in September; but thinking S. H. S. not good enough he is rushing groceries in Warner’s Store. Then Mildred Rasmussen became commander-in-chief, and is filling the place as well as she does everything else. Leona Ogilvie. as secretary and treasurer is having her share of the cares of life. She stoutly claims the hardest proposition to pay class dues. “Loosen up, tight wads!” The Freshmen look at the Sophomores with love in their hearts and erasers in their hands. Ah! we will never forget a little party, on a dark night, in a certain back yard last fall. Both Sophomores and Freshmen were present. Sophomores mostly. At the hour of 9:30 P. M. delightful refreshments were served by the Sophomores in a very tempting manner. All the Sophomores had a fine time. If you want to know how the Freshmen liked it, ask Dwight Ladd. Max Berry, etc. Among the little things we have noticed during the vear are: Willie Polakowsky. The question asked by Miss Bunnel that stumped the Caesar class (not the only one) “Now what would you do with a class like this?” We should worry. The Bookkeeping class is going some this year. Russel Wright and Paul Coy especially. Here’s to Miss Johnson. Don Faxon teaches an Algebra class. All his little pupils love their dear teacher We don’t know whether he likes them or not. The height of ambition: To get your lessons like Mildred Rasmussen. To chew gum like Willie Polakowsky. One of us met a “toad” headed Swede from Le-land the other night. We asked him how he got in. He said, “O. I guess it bane alright, Frances Lake, she’s in now.” Well here’s to the time when we’re Juniors, then we’ll try to show the Seniors a few things. In closing we wish to say we are the greatest and noblest class that—Ouch! don’t throw that now! J. T. ’15.

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