MOUND . SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS: C. F. PRICKETT President. W. E. BUCKEY Vice-President. ELSIE REESE Secretary. BRUCE STOUT Treasurer. JOHN AYERS Historian. W. E. BUCKEY Poet. CHARLES STOCKDALE Door-Keeper. COLORS: Old Rose and Olive Green. MOTTO: Volens et potens. YELL: Sophs!One, two three,Sophs we be— Sophs! TO THE SOPHS OF Freshmen wear a silly grin,The Seniors look so pale and thin,The Juniors have no look at allWhile wandering lonely thru the hall. Were the folks who won great fame,And were Sophs in more than name;Onward, upward with good will,To the place the Juniors fill. All
MOUND . SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS: C. F. PRICKETT President. W. E. BUCKEY Vice-President. ELSIE REESE Secretary. BRUCE STOUT Treasurer. JOHN AYERS Historian. W. E. BUCKEY Poet. CHARLES STOCKDALE Door-Keeper. COLORS: Old Rose and Olive Green. MOTTO: Volens et potens. YELL: Sophs!One, two three,Sophs we be— Sophs! TO THE SOPHS OF Freshmen wear a silly grin,The Seniors look so pale and thin,The Juniors have no look at allWhile wandering lonely thru the hall. Were the folks who won great fame,And were Sophs in more than name;Onward, upward with good will,To the place the Juniors fill. All glory to the Sophomore Class;Their standing Neer has been surpassed,And as we climb to a higher place,It will be with cheerful grace. Watch us as we move along,Cheering this old world with song;Things must brighten as we passThru the halls to every class. When our Normal days are done,When the battles fought and won,We will look into the pastAnd cheer our grand old Sophomore Class.—W. E. BUCKEY. So. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY History in the making. What arc we doing? Whathave we clone? As history is a record of events, we arecarried to the events themselves; these being linked inan unbroken chain with each member of the class. Manyare the pleasant associations of the past year, and withpleasure will we look back on them. This record is but a faint attempt to relate ourhistory to others. Deep down in the recesses of ourhearts where the tablets are inscribed, never to lieerased, do we ponder the doings of these days. In yearsto come when we are out in life, and have grown wearyin the struggle for existence, we may look back perchanceat this written record and then, and then only will weappreciate the fellowship that was here enjoyed. In the fall term we took possession of the class styled Freshmen, that gave the 190Q class sucha struggle for supremacy in the Basket Ball field, is theone that took the honors this year. Of course the oppo-sition was great, but with Watki
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