South High School - Sohian Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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ggT E S O H glg 1 9gg3 QW gggg Bzzfk Row: Raider. Groncy, Helfrich, Thomas. .-Xmbelang, Pealy, lfalor. Yuillemin. Kle- Masters. ,Sicf1n1c1'Rn-tv: Mitchell. llaring. Yakov. Scliermesser. Haas, johnson. XYeil, Ost, Goldstein. Bliss liruederlein. Frou! Kurv: lfrase, Sherrard. Zepko, llemphill. Gray. llrown, Lower. Gainer. Luke. Nl' N11 'If organized to promote better scholarship among the Freshmen. The club was organized in September, 19?-7. with the following regulations: Any Freshman who has received grades of S5 or above during one grading period is eligible for membership during the next period. lf he falls below 85 during the next grading period, he is automatically dropped. ' The XV. NV. lf., or YVe XYill lfxcell. the Freshman Honor Society. is a club lf all grades are maintained for one semester. the student receives a silver BH pm: and if that standard is held for a year. the silver li pin exchanged for a gold IL Any student receiving grades of 530 or above will receive an A pin instead of a B, These pins are received under the same conditions as the ll pin. Any student who has received an honor pin is considered a member through- out the entire four years of high school. The Freshman room which has the highest average receives a silver loving cup, which it holds until the average of another room surpasses it. page eighty-four

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TH-li soH1A1g 1930 417 Huck Ru-:vi Crock, llancor, Nlvetzel, lfastcrling, Xlitchin, Troutman. .hifftllltf lx'rr'zs': Bennewitz. llurnette, I.iptak. Rliss lfrench, lilell. lirmzt Row: jones, Caranta, Rommel, Thelma llfromm. If I had been an Indian So many years ago, if ip if NOW AND THEN Say, I could have a big canoe And paddle it with ease. l'd surely had a lot of fun lYith my arrow and bow. I'd surely never worry over rIIl'Ell:l:lC or police. I could live in peace beneath th l'd catch a string of great big trout And never think of rent, And eat them for my meal, As now I always have to do Instead of wasting all my coin XYhen I haven't got a cent. Un a skimpy piece of veal. lint since I am a white man, My face would be all painted As red as any beet: I s'pose I must abide In this smoky, noisy city. .Xnd with all my colored feathers, VX'ouldn't l look sweet. D And keep up with the times. C trees -Jclznie Kendall, II-J. page eighty-flzree

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