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Freshman Class History ROBERT SPALDING, Class Reporter The Freshman Class is one of the two largest in the U. H. S. It is one class which has helped the school's growth by a large number. The Freshmen didn't do much in basketball, as the boys were too small. I think all the class is planning to go through the University High School, as it has suited all of them. Everybody had a good time at the Freshman Hard Times Leap Year Dance, and they will remember for a long time the cider and doughnuts. At the hrst of the year we elected our officers, Marjorie Mack for President and Louise lVlcNiff for Secretary. They have been fine officers and have led the class well. Out of the Freshman Class we formed a General Science Club, and it has held interesting meetings each Friday for the two sections. We have quite a few new members in the Freshman Class. They make up about half of the class, and we get along excellently. The University High School has this year its largest attendance, and our class has done all in its power to make it one of the best High Schools in the State. I suppose they think every Freshman Class is green, but we don't mind it-you get used to it. The two sections of English A are going to hold a debate in a few weeks. We have been so large the teachers had to divide our class, and there has been some rivalry between the sections, so they are going to hold a debate to see which class is the stronger. The pupils of the class had a harcl time to choose colors, but at last we chose rose and gold, but many other colors were entered.
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Sept Sept Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov Nov. Nov. Nov N ov Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. jan. Jan. Jan. High School Calendar Registration Day, First cla.sses held. First assembly held. Plans for a big Prep picnic made. BIG Prep picnic. Large crowd of six attended. President Wilson's train goes through Laramie. Basketball practice began. Nomination of officers for the U. H. S. A. Officers elected. Tie Day. Freshmen didn't show very much pep. First dance of the year, General Mixer . The first of the aeroplanes of the transcontinental race appeared. University Rally. No school. Wienie Roast. Harold Essert announced the appointive officers of the association. ' Inter-class basketball games opened. Roosevelt Memorial Assembly. Prep caps and pennants arrived. Parents' Day. Half holiday. Staff for Annual appointed. Hallowe'en. First social hour. Freshman party. Three bungalow aprons till 9 o'clock. What happened, girls? Banner awarded the Seniors for winning the inter-class series. Dave Breisch elected cheer leader. Mrs. Catt spoke at University Assembly. Armistice Day. First meeting of the Literary Society. Dance at the gym. Hard Cider and Sinkers. Good? We'll say. Thanksgiving Day. First basketball game of the season. Preps vs. Alumni. Screaming in the hall! Rachel again! Term exams. Oyez, oyez! More term exams. Term ends. Preps vs. Rawlins. Registration Day. Boys enroll in R. O .T. C. School closes because of coal shortage, A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR. Christmas vacation ends. Senior rings arrived. The Freshman Leap Year Dance. Prep team leaves on basketball trip. Played Rawlins there. Preps played Rock Springs there.
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