Ryan Abell Joseph Albert, III Maxwell Albone Timothy Andersen Salvatore Anderson John Angiolillo AdAm Arudia Erik AZZArano MichAel &rrett Anton Barun Keith BAsna Christopher Bennett Sean Bennett John Sense Robert BernAtAvitz BrendAn BilottA Michael Bishof Derek Bitzer Kevin Blanke John Blankemeyer Jonathon Blust Roman Bond Eric Bozzi John Brady, III
---------------------------------------The word ~sophomore," in contrast to many students' interpretation, does not mean ·wise men but rather ·wise fools," Many sophmores are familiAr with this saying. Arriving back to school in September is a breeze compared to the unfAmiliarity of freshman year. Although this yeAr will not be Absent of mistakes, we as sophomores will no longer be lost in the world of change, More importantly, that a large group of strangers is now becoming brothers. Last year I walked into school on the first day with one of my best friends, but then it was time to part ways and I did not know what to expect. When I entered homeroom, I was pleasantly surprised as a classmate introduced himself to me and made An effort to befriend each new classmate. That stranger is now one of my good friends, which exemplifies A common occurrence that probably all current sophomores un relAte to. The adjustment to being a "sophomore- in An Academic sense is Anew challenge altogether. We are tAking more rigorous classes with higher expectAtions. At the same time, we ne growing in chnActer and maturity, which helps us deal with rising Academic chAllenges. Despite the myths of certAin classes, sophomores strive to handle the new workload while maintaining the integrity of Men of La Salle. Sophomore year is A time to build off of the friendships and experiences from freshman year, but mistakes are expected. Wise fools we are indeed. Thomas Schmitz '14 M
......, Daakol N_. . . . kit aIaJ.. Tuell ....., • c..-.4ic: _ t .Il.
.....lalla . .pw. It tiP~
C-'-bWJ ....
tIM lint .u. ~'. e..- e:-c:r,
al-a
.
a ........ ILt.-aa
...........
...
-e
anl
0...