Addison High School - Panther Yearbook (Addison, MI)

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SOPI-IOMORE CLASS HISTORY 9 'Q N THE sunny morn of Sept-ember second, nineteen hundred and twen-ty-two, forty-two green looking Freshmen assembled in ' the Freshman room under the direction of Mrs. Smith. 'TTT That day our long held dreams became realities. We felt ,a new life and 'even that day saw the world in a different light, a happifer, brighter one. After two weeks of learning combinations- and getting acquainted, things appeared even still better. Yet in 'the heart of every Freshman there was fear of the time of hazing. Then, after 'two months of faithful duty, said Freshmen were ordered to appear in overalls and aprons th-e following day. All obeyed and ,during the noon hour we were paraded on the street and called upon to sing songs for the benefit of the public. Fall athletics saw a few members of our class on the football squad, fine prospects were these too. Athletics in the spring seemed to have lost their charms for we were not very well represented. Parties and other social events were enjoy-ed by most of us be- cause of littlve interference by upper classm-en. Another year saw a great changeg one reason for it was that we were supreme over one class atlleast, the Freshmen. As Sophomores the days and weeks fly along at a terrific rate. Indeed! thiey promise to be far too few. Qzjv gr?