South Whitley High School - Reflector Yearbook (South Whitley, IN)

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HE SOPHONIORFS

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CLASS OF '19. PRliSllJl5N'l' ................................ VVILL RODY Slit'BETARY-'I'RlCAHURlCR . . . .... NVILLIE JOHNSON M0'l l'O ................... ................ ' 'EXCELH VOLORS ........... .... B IAROON anal VVHlTE FLOVVER ................ SWEET PEAK CLASS ROLL Will Romly Icel Sntlierly. Gilbert Geralml Helen Glfiillkllll. VVillie Johnson. Garnet Nichols. Glen Norris. RvOl12llLl Parrett. Spein-el' Oliver. Vernon Beard.. ' Mable Brnbaiker. Hni'0l4,l lizniensteix Laura lhniiels. Opal Boliebralie. Ralph Enye 'l'lnu'el Slienefielll. Howard Kreider. Mina Abbott. Arenia Clianlwiek. Clariee Mink. Allie Stanley. art.

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SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY VVhen school opened in September 1914. we. the members of the Class of '19. came grandly marching into the hitherto forbidden territories of the high school building. l.Ve had a good reason to be proud for we were the first eighth grade to take our seats in the high school assembly. Our pride conti11- ned. and increased many-fold. when. one day one of our mem- bers won third place in the inter-class oratorieal contest. As time went on we were asked to join the band and orchestraq and the Glee Vlub was glad to get a few of our most talented singers and musicians. By the end of this eventful year it was NOT with fear and t1'en1bli11g that we thought of our coming year as Freshmen. VVhen our class assembled as Freshmen the following au- tumn with a number of new members. we again proudly took our place in the assembly room, but this time a little farther over. VVe were 11ot so frightened as Freshmen usually are. be- cause of our initiatory experiences of the year before. Never- theless. we were looked down upon as green little Freshiesu by the upper classnien. But when tl1e cards were given out we had the right to look down upon our older brothers and sisters as we led them all in grades. As the year was nearing an end, we had two picnics. which we will long relnember. VVe are now wise and dignified Sophoniores, no longer the ones to be dictated to but the ones to help dictate. We were well represented in the different organizations. One of the star players of the first basketball team is a member of our class Five of our number occupy important positions' in the Glee Club and we also supply the Glee Club with the pianist. Without. doubt or question we are represented by the most brilliant students in high school. So it is Hup to us to set a good example for the underclassmen. and above all to maintain our present high standards of scholarship and to graduate with becoming honors. Arema Chadwick, '19.