Rifle Union High School - Cliff Book Yearbook (Rifle, CO)

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o Ho tor 'D 'Q In the year 1946, a group of 85 Freshmen entered the halls of oppor initiation looked doubtful However, they succeeded in initiating us with great enthusiasm The initiation wore off and here we are Sophomores This has been a year between initiation and proms There hasn't been anything to do but study! Now, we are looking forward to the last years of school and being upper classmen I tunity. There were so many new-comers and so few upper classmen, that