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--------..-Pow-Wow-..-------- History of the Sophomore Class On September 5th, 1927, twenty-nine of us timidly embarked on the ship which was to carry us through the Freshman year. We were a small bunch to sail such a mighty ship but. say, we sure did sail it. The sea was pretty rough at first, but. we soon found our sea legs and traveled steadily toward our first port, Sophomore. 'I'o our great delight we arrived safely and prepared to enjoy a well earned vacation. September Zlrd, 1928, found twenty-eight of us back to grace the seats of the dignified Sophs and ready to pull harder than ever at the oars of our ship. VVe were a small class, but mighty. Although we were noisy and caused our teachers a lot of trouble, were always on hand to take a part in everything. ln the contest of selling basketball season tickets, in which all classes took a part, we were on the winning side with the Seniors and enjoyed very much the enter- tainment given us by the Juniors and Freshmen. NVe had a great. time initiating thc Freshmen. We found out that several had really nice voices and also that the ones with the longest noses could push a penny much faster along the Hoor. Our class is well represented in the orchestra, and also in athletics. NVe have two men on the first team and one has been on the all-star team several times. Frank and t'Red', sure ean't be beat. VVe haven 't been quite so noisy the last part of this year and, under the kind guidance of our teachers and advisors, we have piloted our ship thus far successfully, and are now striving to reach our second port, Juniors. -Velma Phillips, '.'fI. ' '-' ll929 ' '' 7'u'el1I11-Tllrcc
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Pow-Wow -.. -.-------- - 2- I is 2 Sfopihxomconrcs First Row: Hartzell Geyer, Pansy Shadow, Homer Herron, Madge Ferguson, Jacob Grider, Bertha Ripley, Floyd Bauer, Marian Tull. Second Row: Mildred Hudson, Leland Maxedon, Ruby Davis, George Franklin Lemons, Cecil Hazen, Irene Peterson, George Miner. Third Row: Rena Keller, Helen Hennigh, Pauline Wallace, Gretta Lee Elliott, Mary Ann Garvin, Wayne Robey, Howard Garrett. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President - ---- RUSSELL ELLIOTT Vice President - - GEORGE FRANKLIN LEMONS Secretary, Treasurer - - - HELEN HENNIGH Historian ------ VELMA PHILLIPS Advisors - - M. E. GIBSON, RALPH EDWARDS --------------M1929-H----------n- In1u1i1'I'1rn
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