Viking_Yearbook_61

ofIIew.. ftant . right, -. Iharon Rloe, .,.............. Dav. WhitWad.· jUciy .tt-. T..y-.." . Barharci HaIen. and Karen SIIoilr. The sophomore class, headed by officers; Terry Tierney, president; Dave Whitehead, first vice­ president; Donna Johnson, second vice president; Judy Hauser, secretary; Sharon Rice, treas­ urer; Barbara Halen, historian; and Karen Skoog, sergeant at arms; has had an excellent year. The first and customary duty of the class was to sponsor the freshman welcome dance at the be­ ginning of the fall term. The dance, held in the College Center cafeteria, has been the most pop­ ular event at the college. Following this, officers participated in a joint class candy sale held in the early days of the Christmas vacation. The event, although rain-drenched, proved a financial success. As part of a drive to coordinate joint class activities, the sophomore class helped organize the inter-class council. 69