Wayne High School - Anthonian Yearbook (Good Hope, OH)

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has. g,:u'3u.fs'. hh .N ,.- w 4 65. .V N9-arf? Freshman Class History llere we the Freshmen, sometimes called Freshies. lt is said that we are very unsophistieated. One of our desires is to he known hy the higher title of 'Sophomores. At the lzeginning of the year our class was organized and these officers were elected: President, Charlena Smith: Vice-President, Darrell Thorn- tong Secretary, Beatrice Longg Treasurer, Marjorie Gordon The Freslnnan 'class has a good school spirit and joins in many school activi- ties. Nine members ot' the class are honored with the nieinbership of the Omega Lambda Sigma Literary Society. Three other pupils helped to swell the chorus ot' the Glee Club. The Orchestra also contains two freshman members. Nine students entered the Lincoln essay contest, but received no reward except the experience: they wfll try next year, we hope, with better results. There are three representa- tives from the l reshma.n class on the girl's basketball team, Charlena Smith, Ruth Sollars, and Gretchen Darlington, all proving very successful and playing good clean games from the beginning of the season. Their efforts were a. great help to the team. The first two named were honored with lzasketball letters. QA letter UW in purple and gray, signifying NVayne l. Many boys in athletics are promising prospects for basketball next year. Several of the class are very entertaining. A string orchestra was organized and two ldreshinan boys were members. The school term has advanced very readily and the Freshman class of H127- 1923 has proved its ability in scholarship and athletics. Because ,of courage and patience we hope we will he rewarded as we heave up our anchors to leave old Wayne lligh when we are Seniors. -Marjorie Gordon. v 9