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Page 27 text:
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THE FRESHMEN HIDE OUT ! Let’s tr-vel beyond this metropolis of Boswell to the secret land of Greenhorn which is inhabited by the Freshmen of ’41. Just at edge of this make-believe island is the most amazing scene one could ever witness. A large white gate opens into the beautiful play- ground and p?rk that is so thickly crowded with green freshmen. At the two teeter- totters we spy Dorothy Fleenor and Betty Nowkki, who ere trying their best to spill each other, and Rhoda Fisher and Ethel Hogue, who can’t agree where each should sit. Just arcund the corner in the sand pile, who should we see but Bobby Butler and Jce S ler fighting over the little red shovel. Now boys, don’t throw sand! Journeying toward the north of this well-planned amusement place, we sight a crowd gathered near the pool, Mrrjcrie Gcodwine, Robert Berry, Pearl Hetrick and Dick Shadoan are ap- plauding lrudly. As we near the spot, we see Charles Whistler and Myla Hubbard giv- ing an exhibition of fancy diving. Look at them dive! Over at the tennis court, we find Evelyn Graves and Frank Albertson playing the fi- nals. The way they handle those rackets, why it’s surprising! In the midst cf an exciting phy, who should dash around the corner but James Reeves, Dale Flynn and Bob Mounce, who are playing Indians. They must be on the warpath again. But oh! who’s be- h nd them? You’d never guess. It’s mary Barrett, Ora Louise Stovall, and Mary Ham- me’man, dressed as the squaws and accompanied by a little “squawkerGoodness, it looks like Bob Smith! I admit. I’m rather amazed at these freshmen. The way they’ve coneealed their hide- out is a mystery to me. It’s almost dark! We had better go heme before someone notices our disguise. ‘‘Stand where you are, we’ve got you covered!” Woops! From where did those deep voices ccme? Oh, I see, those masked men must be Gene Hudson, Lois Trueblood, and Duane Smith playing robbers.
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BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT—Joe Sigler, Chas. Whistler, Myla Hubbard, Ethel Marie Hogue, Ora Louise Stovall, Rhoda Fisher, Mary Barrett, Rosemary Nowicki, Eu- gene Hudson, and Lois Trueblood. MIDDLE ROW—Pearl Hetrick, Mary Hamelman, Marjorie Goodwine, Venita Cooley, Dorothy Fleenor, and Virgal Campbell. FRONT ROW—Richard Shadoan, Frank Albertson, Bob Smith, Bob Butler, Duane Smith. Dale Flynn, Robert Berry, James Reeves.
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