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Sophomore Class Cfticers President ...... Vice President .... Secretary ..... Treasurer . . . Oibti . Virginia Sullivan .Margaret Boegle . Jean Ford . Kathryn Cooley The initiation of the Freshmen was the first social event of the Sophomore year. It was naturally a very unhappy occasion for the new students but very amusing to the upper classmen. The Freebies, however, heaped coals of fire on the heads of the Sophs by giving them a very entertaining Valentine party, and friendly intercourse was restored between the two classes. The soiree given by the Sophs was the Charity Party given during the Christmas season. The success of the party was due mostly to the hearty co-opera- tion of the student body. Under the guidance of our English teacher the Sophoniores formed a Lit- erary Club. The programs were very enjoyable and were dedicated to some author or artist whose birthday occurred during the week. The class of '33 completed their social activities for the year ing farewell party for the Seniors. 0i00iD0 Sophomores -- Section I ' 050 Adams, Dorothy Alberstadt, Marian Albrecht, Theresa Allgeier, Genevieve Bcrchtold, Rita Boegle, Margaret Carroll, Alice DeNiro, Mary Jane Dober, Clementine Eisennian, Mary Margaret et 51 lr Eisweirth, lVilma Engist, Madeline Erdely, Helen Ford, Jeanne Marie with a charm- Forsythe, Annamariei Fnlgenzo, Lucille Cooley, Kathryn Grail, Stella Hughes, Rita Irvin, Hazel
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Sophomore -- Section ll Oli? Fitzgerald, Marcella Meliale, Dorothy Haren, Juliana McCarty, Ruth Mary J aeger, Marie Metz, Ruth J ohnson, Mildred Nuher, Gertrude Kaiser, Margaret Olffonnor, Mary Kane, Elva O'Hara, Marie . Keim, Mary Orlando, Josephine Leohner, Kathryn Shread, Jeanne Little, Ida Sullivan, M. Virginia Loughran, Eileen Zelonish, Helen Machalinsi, Rose S-is for So Jhoniores 'irls of 'ood cheer. 7 O-is for Obedient, xve're that never fear. PT-is for Patience, we lose that sonietinies. He-is for Honor, that lost--it's a crime. O-is for Oracles, we're always right. M-is for Manners, we'1'e so polite. Oeis for Order, l1l1f:l'E7S our delight. R-eis for Religion, in which we believe. E-is for Erie, which we'll never leave. V. S., '33, 'Qi 53 31+
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