St Anthony High School - Tattler Yearbook (St Anthony, ID)

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THE JUNIOR CLASS Page Twenty-seven

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THE SOPHOMORE CLASS REPORT Every passing day brings us nearer to the close of our eventful career as Sopho- mores, and as we think back over the events of the past year we cannot help feeling a little sad to know that the year, so filled with pleasant and profitable epi- sodes, will so soon be over. The coming years will bring changes in our routine and personal relations because we will be under new teachers and methods. Also many of our classmates shall fill places in other schools to help make them better and more famous, but we sincerely hope that their places may be filled by others who will prove themselves as worthv as their predecessors. Since the last edition of The Tattler the Sophomores have been active along social as well as industrial lines, but be- cause of space we shall only record a few of the most important events from the class records. On January 14 the follow- ing class officers were elected : President, Freeman Grover ; Vice-Pres- ident, Blanche Young ; Secretary and Treasurer, Herbert O. McIntyre ; Yell Master, Floyd C. Smith. These officers have filled their positions very efficiently and are to be congratulated. The Sophomore class contributed two of the four leading characters and fully half of the minor ones to the musical success “Sylvia,” which was given in the Gray Opera House on February 21. We are proud of their work. On March 10 the class gave an invita- tion dancing party, which was held in the high school gymnasium. It will be re- called as the “social event of the season. Another will be given in the near future. Our members have held prominent places in all of the school activities dur- ing the year and we are proud of their “pep.” We are taking advantage of this last opportunity to give: To the graduating class our best wishes. We hope that they will hold as prominent places in their life’s work as they have held in the dear old school. To the Juniors our thanks. We shall profit by their few mistakes. To the Freshman our sincere hope that they will keep the pace through school that they have set for themselves this year. To the entering class, who will be our colleagues in the coming years, a hearty welcome, and an invitation to follow our example. To the faculty our appreciation of their efforts and our best wishes. To the Alumni our hope that they will show more interest in the school next year than they have in the past. To our patrons and to the general pub- lic our thanks for their support of The Tattler and their service to the school. Cage Twenty-nine