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1  tor  of  he            ophomor  Cl  s


                                  hr             'I   o  1  22-2 ~.  re  pro(!rc  in(T  rapid I)  on  th •  upw, rd
                                        uc  e   1\ ·o  rar  ago,  ept  mher.  11  21.  '' e  en  ered  high   hool
                                              Thi  i  the  )Car  o  th  hi:!h   hool  ttlllcnt'  li  e  in  ''hi ·h
                                   need  en·r) on  '   mp, th).  hut,  untortuna el}.  lll'\Cr  rre   it.   \\ r,
                              preceding ) ear..  were looked  down  upon.
                       A  e\\"  ould  n   tand  the  pre  u re  I. id  upon  th"i r  houldrr  .  and,  h ·  1  re  th  \eat
                    had  pa  ·d.  dropped  h)  the  wa  ide.
                        \\ e  are  glad  to  h ·  able  to  :t)  that  th ·  majorit)  o  th"  ophom >n·  hclong  to  the
                    oth ·r  da  .  which  ti  k  to  and  fight  a  thing  out.   \\ e  all  hrline  in  c1  (}p  r, tion .. nd
                    h)  thi  me:lll.  we  hall  all  fini  h  our  work  uc ·e   ull  .
                       Thi  )ear  we  ha\e  done  well.  Our  ria   ha  produced   1  fir  t-ela   a  hlt'te  -
                    thre · ho   and  three girl  .  Thi.  numher do·  n't  rem  large,  hut  \\T  ntu  t  con  idn that
                    th"re  were  three  other  da  e  which  were  repn·  ented  in  all  athletic  .
                        \ \ \·  cannot  Ol)  at  pre ent  that  we  h:n e  thr  h '. t  looking  da   in  the  dwol.  hu  ,
                    one·  rid  o  the  junior  and  enior  ,  we  hall  h:n e  our  chance.
                       The  memhcr  of  our  da   are  Cl)n  idered  \ ain.  mi  l hie' ott  .  and  quite  larkitw  in
                    appreciation.  Thi  i  hel·atLl'  the  teacher  don't under  tand  11  •   \\ e  are  rather  unique
                    .md  dl''\  ha\'en't  heen  ahle  to  decide  wh•·ther  we  will  get  down  to  re<ti  hu  irw   or  not.
                    \\ e 'II  how them,  though.   e  t  ) ear i  coming,  and  we  all  hope  to lw  together again.



                                               ph  m  re  Clas        Poe m


                        The  '-,ophie  leave  the  -.olcmn  pa-.t,   The  l're-.hie  all  art  left  hd1ind,
                        .\r.d  hne  thn  urtrr  lilt•  at  Ia  t,   l·or  oph-.  1an't  \\ait  forth  rn  to  llld
                         'o  then  thn  -.tep,  from  tudic-.  lrt•e,   J"he  thing  that  thr'  h:l\   lo  t  in  d,l\ ...
                        Into  the  d:n  thn've  longed  to  '-tt'.   \Vht·n  tht'}  all  \\alh:e,l  in  llo\\t't\  "·I'

                         ror  Otnt'  da~ } Oll  \\ill  Ullder-.tand
                                                                 rh  Jrnior   110\\  lllllt  lon\ard
                         llcm  the'  haH'  hoped  and  drtamcd  and                          '0,
                              planned,                           ~o  oph ie  cl.r  "  "on't  m  t rflo\\,
                        That  the'  -.omc  d:n  m:n  Junior  he,   \nd   tr wr  kno\\  t'llf  uc:h,  the\  think,
                        . \nd  then  the  jo~" ot  lite  ma~  ,, ..   "  rll  the'  do  i  iu  t  to  ''ink .

                                         .  \nd  \\hen  the  a me  old  rn   heard,
                                         1 h 1t   ophie  nn er  ktlfl\\  a  '  onl,
                                         \\'h lt  \\otiid  tht')  offer  ju-.t  to  ht
                                         .\  little   ophie,  <a~  and  free?
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