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X: ■ f A m ■aSh ■ v-m :-•. ' - ' ' 4Sfc First Row, left to right: Cindy Kingery, Pam Spitzer, Patty Ostrom, Linda Fay, Margot Fraker, Estelle Miller, Margot Sheesley, Jill Trieschmann, Peggy Cosier. Second Row, left to right: Derry Healy, Marnie Winston, Ruth Hardy, Fredie Gardner, Ginny Caspari, Jean Wright Alice Wilder, Lynne Wavering, Vicki Jackson, Margaret Winsor, Jean Ekman, Nancy Neumann, Robin Benson. Third Row, left to right: Bill Steel, Jim Holland, Stu Boal, Peter Darrow, Roger Griffin, Heath Onthank, Harley Hutchins, Kit Osgood, Gigi Morgan, Bruce Everett. Fourth Row, left to right: Steve Parshall, Colin Graham, Bob Strong, Bob Potter, Bill Wells, Ruffin Harris, Joe Schnering, Jon Loeb, Rick Merrick, Jim Beck, Phil Moore, Bob Davis. FRESHMAN CLASS It did not take us long to learn and apply the traditions of the school: the girls quickly became interested in the sophomore boys, while the Freshman boys were busy breaking the window in the home- room door and maintaining the usual running battle on the second floor. Our talents were quickly recognized and put to work as we tended the fires on Work Day. Page 28
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FOXY FROSH More constructively were our contributions to Vaudeville. The boys were really Stranded in the Jungle after their skit, and the girls were mobbed after their dance called The Roving Kind. Two boys put on another skit, and two girls sang and danced to the Boy Friend. Our Christmas play was a success even though we were so busy with windows and sophomore boys. Before spring fever and water bombs and baseballs took all our attention, the boys handled a clothing drive for the Hungarians that had the second floor looking like a shopping center for about ten days. We were active in the chorus and the committees for opera. In sports we were again very noticeable. Three girls were on the varsity hockey team, and two boys on varsity football. Our Frosh-Soph football had a good season, winning four, losing one, and tying one. One girl was on girls ' varsity basketball, while most of the boys made the Frosh-Soph basketball. We even organized a curling team. We kept as many of the Freshman traditions as we knew about; now we ' re ready to try all the Sophomore ones. Next year our energies can do even more to make this an interesting and lively school. Page 29
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