Hawkins High School - Hawkeye Yearbook (Hawkins, WI)

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Class representative for the Chatter and annual is Dorothy Dempsey. Before closing our Freshman class history, we wish to express our most sincere gratitude to the upper classes for their attitude of co-operation toward our class. Through living up to the principles laid down for us, we hope to return to our homes better fitted for citizenship in a free and democratic America. Initiation On the morning of September 14, eleven trembling but defiant Freshman were escorted by the Sophomores and Mr. Farrey on a tour of the town. The lipstick smeared faces and somewhat ridiculous costumes of the Freshies brought quite a few laughs and caught many an eye. Upon arriving again at their Alma Mater, they continued bowing and kneeling to the Sophomores as they were requested to do, for the rest of! the day. That evening the final steps of being initiated were taken in the grade school gym.. The Freshies were led into the gym blindfolded and barefoot, one-by- one. From a delightfully cool pan of water, onto flypaper and rice, to the. lunch table they went. There they were served dainty tidbits such as marsh- mallows soaked in vinegar, a ball of pepper with a trifle Qabout a teaspoon- fulj of peanut butter holding it together, a little chunk of dry bread literally dripping with horseradish, mustard, a little swallow of pure lemon juice, and to top it all off, a gay, sparkling earthworm cocktail. Then the Freshies decided Cwith a little persauasion from the Soph- omoresj to entertain the guests. So Bud Potter, with the utmost sincerity, held Dorothy Zahurones' hand and proposed to her. Next, janet Mandy and jerry Sokolowski entertained. They got down on their knees at one end of the gym floor, and proceeded Qin a most joyful mannerj to push thistles across the floor with their noses. Susan Banyai, Dorothy Dempsey, and Donna Cronk sang that famous, well-known, most-celebrated composition, Three Blind Mice. Then janet Mandy was informed that she was tired and had better get some rest, so jerry Sokolowski cuddled her in his arms, and rocked her to sleep. Dorothy Dempsey and Bud Potter received the prizes for being the best sports. To end it all, a lunch was served by the Sophomore lunch committee.

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