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Some of us are also musically inclined, although a few still play saxaphones.
The orchestra and Glee Clubs are well supported by Juniors.
We are certain that the speaker would notice "Mud" Stearns-one of the starv-
ing song-writers-distinguishing himself by writing "Fight On For Paduca High."
He, Jack Connors, Ona Wallace, Gail Cochran and Dorothy Elkins have helped in
plays given this year-the last two playing important roles in the Student Body Play,
"Square Crooks."
So look for us to give you future presidents, senators and representatives of
the United States and all points south-they are in the making in our class. You
had better get acquainted with us so that when we become famous you can say you
knew us in high school.

SOPHOMORES

The Sophomore Class of 1930 has greatly reduced in the number of
students. As we promised last year, we have taken a leading part in the school
affairs. We did our part in sending our boys out for athletics. They took part in
basketball, football, baseball and track. The girls took part in volley ball, basket-
ball and hockey.
We did not plan any class parties this year because our lessons come first,
(at least that is what our teachers tell us.) We prove this because a large number
of Sophomore's are in the Scholarship Society, and we are very proud of them.
Next year we will be the jolly Juniors. Keep watching us, and see our class
honors grow throughout the coming years.

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