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Sophomore class aims to restore school spirit 1 The Sophomore Class participated to their utmost in school projects to show that they were the most spirited class, stated Steve Short, vice president. lanice Nance said that their goal was to revive the spirit and to lift the morale of the school. They attempted to achieve this by participating in activities to raise money for a senior lounge, and by having 107 girls go out for the powder- puff team. Sophomore science classes took field trips to Furman University and also had guest speakers. Dr. Cary Smith from Furman presented a lec- ture slide presentation on poisonous and non- poisonous reptiles in South Carolina. Sophomores worked together and were in- volved in all phases of school activities, stated Karen Austin, sophomore Representative Council member, 1 - Sophomore class treasurer, Ann Batson, and secreta born. 2 - President, Dan Collins, and vice-president, Stevi Executive council members Abby Rabhan, Mark Rudisill, and 'De'Do,, :mu sew W .5 Enmlfg lem UTM 500-ol tbltwl' we QML it mQ.Q,l'. nam. 0. soy-wt. FrJwf:vv,lWj' KM vlan-N.-76: rv-ctma 0af.slf.Qa,.-A. SM Edsel' amd gd 0f+vNL-QL 'UM5 Svcmrv-lf' Cs 214 I Sophomores Nb OA'
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