Soegi

Soegi (添木 Soegi) is a minor character in Ueno-San wa Bukiyou. She is the president of the Calligraphy Club.

Appearance
Soegi has a bobbed haircut. Her colored appearance on the cover of Volume 9 reveals she has light brown hair and eyes.

She wears the 3rd year girl's uniform.

Personality
Soegi seems nervous at the meeting despite having been a president for a year longer than the other girls. She is very jumpy during this meeting.

However, during the meeting she reveals that she asked out a boy named Hayashi, which the other girls are surprised about. She also does not deny wanting to see his dick "for a while now."

In Chapter 76, Ueno claims that Soegi must be the "biggest pervert in the whole school," which is an extreme claim in this Manga.

Translated
Soegi is introduced in Chapter 51. She says that she was the Calligraphy Club president last year too since there were no 3rd years. That is how she knows the average number of female club presidents.

She is seen taking off her shirt by Tanaka through the Manoculars in Chapter 57.

In Chapter 76, she has Ueno make ear plugs that filter out specific sounds. While participating in the experiment, she tries to get Ueno to say something dirty to Tanaka, which Ueno gets mad at, and can't say.

In Chapter 79, she has scored very low on Ueno's 13EAT Dancer.

Hayashi
Soegi states that she is dating a member of the baseball team named Hayashi. Apparently, she asked him out, which the other girls find unusual, but daring. He is described as "horny," but she has yet to see his dick, even though she wants to.

Puns
Many characters have names that, when grouped together, form a pun. Soegi is part of the following group(s):
 * The "cultural" clubs (basically clubs that aren't for sports) headed by female presidents are the Symphonic Band, the Science Club, the Calligraphy Club, and the Arts Club. The presidents of these clubs, respectively, are Nishikibe (錦辺), Ueno (上野), Soegi (添木), and Hanamori (花森). Together, the first characters of their names form the Chinese idiom 錦上添花, which is similar to the English idiom "The icing on top," meaning to make something good even better. Or in this case, to make something beautiful even more beautiful.