Wayland HIgh School - Eclipse Yearbook (Wayland, IA)

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THE • ECLIPSE • 1922 D SOPHOMORE GLASS Class Roll Alice Smith. Edward Wenger Dorothy Rinner Ethel Boshart Warren Bergh Dorothy Schlatter Willard Leichty Freda Zear Willis Magdefrau Arvilla Wittrig Melvin Conrad Beatrice Klopfenstein Leo Magdefrau Mary Speidel Clarence Ballard Page Twenty-eight

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THE • ECLIPSE • 1922 Page Twenty-seven

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THE ; ECLIPSE g 1922 Sophomore Class History Our work as students of the Wayland High School began in the fall of 1920, with ' an enrollment of twenty-five. We were the first class to enter High School after the building had been remodeled. After six weeks of diligent study, we were fairly well accustomed to high school routine and upper class sarcasm, and were given our final initiation at a weiner roast. At the end of another six weeks one of our members became dis- heartened and dropped out, We lost two more members before the end of the first semester. Marriage claimed one, the blue devils of dis- couragement another. During the second semester we took part in school activities which were then confined chiefly to literary societies and school athletics. Later in the year one of our number moved away. The remain- ing struggled on and at the end of the year were weary but wiser. How much wiser — only a Freshman can tell and he never does. The summer passed happilv and the fall brought back fifteen am- bitious Sophomores. Paddy Magdefrau represented the class on the athletic field and what would the Basketball team have done without Paddy to tip ' em off at center! Our Sophomore year will be remembered as one of hard study. Caesar and Geometry!! Oh memories that bless and burn. But what ' s done is done. The first half of our high school career is ended. Let it be said of us that we have tried. — W. L. and E. W. Page Twenty-nine-