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BOTTOM ROW- -Charles Phillips, Carroll McVey, Bernard Wright. Robert Ogle. John Wilson. Clark Ogle. SECOND ROW—Mary K. Hines. Lelah B. Newby. Henrietta Plew, Kathleen Owens. Bertha Spidel, Mildred Pulliam. TOP ROW Scotty Miller. Ralph Ringer, James Rader. Mary H. McMurtry, Caroll Sanders. Devaugh Smith, Jessie Raines. tricks on us and we had some rest. Our teachers were Mrs. Hershman, Miss Haverkamp, Mr. Fletcher, and Mr. Arbogast. Mr. Charles Carter was our music teacher. By the end of the school year we were happy because we knew that we were Freshmen no longer. On September 9, 1929 we assembled in the Red Men’s Hall as Sophomores. We were glad that our Freshmen days were over. Of course we were ready to play tricks on the Freshmen. We also know how dumb we acted by looking at the present Freshmen class. We again elected officers: Winston Griffin, president; Scotty Miller, vice-president; and Kathleen Owen, secretary-treasurer. Miss Ressler is our class sponsor. Our class is minus a few of its old members but it is still large. Several boys came out for football but only four won letters, namely: Winston Griffin, Dick Stout, John Childers, and Devaughll Smith. A few Sophomore boys came out for basketball and probably will be for track. Our teachers consist of Mrs. Hershman, Miss Haverkamp, Mr. Bennett, and Mr. Fletcher. Our class is again represented in the Latin Club and the Glee Club. As yet we have had no parties but we are expecting to have before the school year is over. Our class will sell candy and refreshments at the home basketball games.
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