Dawson High School - Reflector Yearbook (Dawson, MN)

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September the fourteenth, the first day of school, was an exciting day for the whole high school, especial ly for 66 freshmen most of whom spent the entire day frantically wondering where to go next, Many a dis- appointed freshman returned home that evening only too glad that the heartbreaking day was over and some of them wished that they never had to return to that big building with its endless corridors and classrooms filled with excited strangers most of whom ignored the suffering freshmen. But by the end of the first week the freshmen were fairly well adjusted and they proceeded to get a lot of fun out of high school. The freshmen anxiously looked forward to the initiation party when they would become accepted members of the Dawson High School. On the night of the party every one was in high spirits. Some of the freshmen were a bit dubious, however, about being made to eat the usual initiation fare of dead man's liver. Nevertheless they proved themselves to be good sports and gamely allowed the Sophomores to have their fun, meanwhile, no doubt, plotting a bloody revenge upon the freshmen of next year. The initiation ceremonies were followed by a delicious lunch and the guests de- parted from what everyone agreed had been a very de- lightful party. On April 2 the Freshmen entertained the Sophomores at the Dawson High School, They spent the evening in playing competitive games and doing stunts. A program was given including numbers by the freshmen band and several vocal groups. The evening was brought to a close by refreshments served in the lower hall. LOST AMD FOUND Lost: By Ruth Jcrdahl--one boy-friend. Found: Another one. Found: By Marjorie Richards-ea pair of beautiful brown eyes. Lost: By Edith Norgaarden--a ride home from Madison.