South High School - Lens Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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SOUTH I'IIGH ANNUAL Sophomore Class HE sopohomore class came in almost 375 strong. XVe came with the reso- lution to be loyal South High students and to accomplish big things. Mle started off by being the iii-st Sophomore class to organize and elect officers. The following are our officers: George Eiselstein, president, Ruth Fry, vice- president, and Millard Draudt, secretary. 1Vhen it came time for the Student Council to give the cups to the room having the best attendance record and the room having the most honor students, 317, a sophomore room, received one of them, and every time the cups have been given out this year a sophomore room has had at least one of them. Next came basketball. On the second team were three Sophomores, and it finished in a. tie for the second team championship. W'hen it came time to sell tickets for the operetta. Mle came forward with our share and more, and now We hope to have one of the following Sophomore rooms 317, 318, 320, sell the most tickets for the Senior class play. These things have been brought about by the faculty advisors, Mr. Metzger, Miss Flynn, Mr. XVallen, Miss Harmon, Mr. Zimpher, Miss A. Sinkey, Miss Grove, Miss Ruth Lippincott, Miss Minna Volk, Miss Fisher, Mr. Kolb, Mr. Metcalf, and Mr. Richards and the spirit of the students. When we put out the South High Annual of 1928 we hope to have many more things, to put in its achievements of South High School's class of 1928. GEORGE EISELSTEIN. 55