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aww, we swam M 7.044415 , AUTUMN A golden haze covers the landscape as days become shorter and nights longer. junior practices with the football team of 1961 in city streets while Dad replaces those screens with storm windows. Classes start anew. Teachers and students are back from vacation and homework troubles begin again. Soon, those inevitable report cards come around. Youth centers are functioning once more and club activities are in full swing. Students are beginning to think about who will win the City Championship. ln the meantime, hayrides and weiner roasts are evening highlights. Money becomes fore- most as organization dues are being collected and school publication sales begin. Stu- dent Council boosts school spirit by selling decals, hats, pins, etc., and fund campaigns soon became active. All this marks -the entrance of Autumn to Akron and the halls of Garfield. Piles of leaves that have filled gutters leaving barren trees behind are being burned in streets and yards. Up-turned coat collars and wind-blown hair prove that Mr. North Wind is on the job again. The first frost is on the roof and turkeys are being fattened for that Thanksgiving feast. Garfield's Homecoming Week is in the thought of every student. Whom to rake to the dance? Who will be queen? Student Council arranges decorating committees and lines up a band. Tag Day, Color Day, elections, the big as- sembly pass. The pep assembly is over and it's time for the big game. The introduc- tion of the Queen and court is as .important as the game. Thanksgiving rolls around, and speculation runs high. The play-offs-and finally Thanksgiving Day and the Rubber Bowl. r '? Y ff as- . ,: 1 1 .. 13 'fi 7 A., W O, it sets my heart a clickin' like the tickin' of a clock, When the frost is on the punkin and the fodder's in the shock. -Riley ,gg . I J- I .5 f .fall
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Q. a I.- Sched Once again the hulls ring with laughter as the bustle Of 11 full day begins, , . ..v .93 ' .... As stlwol begins once more. Mr. Dienoff takes the roll to see if all are present. Since school has been out for A three month vacation the students must renew old friendships,
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