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THE SOPHOMORES Franklin Barley Betty Lou Barton Eloise Beaver Helen Beaver James Bowman Mason Carbaugh Burl Carpenter Berry Cochran Boyd Combs Carolyn Courtney Reba Dellinger Evelyn Easter Josephine Everly Emily Fawcett Billy Golliday Richard Grove Elsie Hahn Kirby Hepner Meredith Himelwr Anna Hoover Pauline Hopewell Emily Huffman Robert Lamp Thomas Madagan Virginia Madagan Theresa Malone ight Kathryn Maloney Mildred McCormick Elsie Nesselrodte Madge Orndofl' Paxton Orndoff Nancy Parker Edethel Pitcock Jeanette Racey Marguerite Ridgeway Maxine Ridgeway Betty Lee Ritter Douglas Ritter Teresa Seabright Williard Slonaker Margaret Smallwood Shirley Smith Betty Jean Snapp Edgar Spicer Richard Stine Louise Stover Elizabeth Snyder Richard Tevalt Juanita Vincent Maurice Vincent Ella Rae White Marcella White Helen Williams
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J U N I O R C L A S S LoR1MER WALKER. Sponsor President, , . .WILLIAM SANDY Vice-Presidem JAMES LoE'roN Secretary . , .ISABELLE SHEETZ Treasurer . . . . . . ANN LEMLEY Colors. . . . .Blue and White Flower , . . White Carnation One of our activities was a Dictatorship Week. With the theme Ap- preciate the benents we enjoy under democracy dominating both speech and action. 'ADictatorship Week began on Monday, January nineteenth. The brown eyes, led by Dictator Sandy and Propaganda Minister Lofton, lorded it over the unfortunate creatures born with blue eyes. The despicable blue- eyed Juniors walked backward in the halls. drank only from the elementary fountains, and when caught breaking any rule: such as, speaking against the Dictator. were imprisoned in the cloak room. On Friday the brown-eyed Juniors showed that they appreciated the spirit of democratic living by giving the despised blue-eyed members, who had stood the test, an ice cream party. Everyone was relieved to return to the American way of living after his taste of dictator government. MLORIMER WALKER
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SOPHOMORE CLASS JAMES C. GoRDoN. Sponsor President . . . . .MASON CARBAUGH Vl'C0-Prvslidvnl ..., BURI. CARPENTER Secretary. . , . .KATHRYN MALONEY 'Ireasurer , . , ..,.....,.. MAXINE RIDGEWAY Flowers ..A.... Maroon and White Roses Colors . . . . ,Maroon and White The Sophomores have completed the second of the four stages in their high school life. We recognize these stages to be namely, Irresponsible, Irrepressible, Irresistible and Irreproachable. We judge, since we know these Sophs, that they have acquitted themselves well in the first two stages and are ready to bc- come Irresistible Juniors. -VIRGINIA STICK LEY
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