Warrensburg High School - Arrow Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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Qemw ARRQW Q SOPHOMORE CLASS I t 1 r fv OFFICERS if President ...................... MARY HELEN ROBINSON 3 'ling Vice-President ............ ......... E UGENE EDELEN M gi Secretary and Treasurer --- ...... ISLA REA ZIEGLER .fl Sergeant-at-Arms ......... .... L EMOYNE SHELTON .Qld lf me :Z4 ! ' ii. iff HISTORY ,I l l I 5 HE fall of 1926 found Iifty-one timid boys and girls entering the mighty hallsf of Warrensburg High School-at least they looked mighty to these seventh grad- ? Q ers. Two big events made the year memorable for them-a reception ff given by the faculty soon after school openedg and a Christmas party. They also i T became loyal members of the L. T. L. In 1927 back they came, with ranks reinforced by three new members. No long- .ff er were they scorned as mere youngstersg for their basketball team defeated the 4 Freshman team and they began to appear in assembly programs. Some, too, became , E regular members of the High School Orchestra. . gl l 'U' With numbers raised to s'ixty-two, they entered on the Freshman year's activ- 5, ities. Green? Yes! But they knew that only green things grow, and so with un- ,N daunted spirit they set out to win laurels. Two of their number became regulars I gg and one became a sub on the school basketball team. Then, too, many began to zz 'E ' try their wings in music by taking the opportunity to join the glee club. Now in 1929-'30 they find themselves in the role of Sophomores- The Wise l Ones . A Christmas party, an assembly program, a part in the Operetta have been some of this year's bright spots. ' All Sophomores are dreaming dreams of the day when they will be hailed as I Juniors-then Seniors. But, incidentally, and nearer at hand, they are looking for- QE ward to the annual Soph. picnic. t .f ii. 1 gf 1 P i Page Thirty-four ?! i all