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Page 21 text:
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SENIORS Here we are after four profitable years . . . years of knowledge gained, friends made, and obstacles overcome. New experiences will come to supplant our memories, but never will we forget the inestimable joy of being called a Senior.
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Page 22 text:
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c L H A I S s s T O R A hum of excitement filled the Horace Mann Auditorium that warm September morning in 1944 as a group of eager freshmen assembled, anxiously await- ing their organization as the class of ' 48. Then followed busy, active days — days crowded at first with high-school memories; — and later with dreams and ideas of what lay ahead — new friends, studies, gay social affairs, campus life, and an ever-widening sphere of knowledge. Flowing, white angel robes were the fashion during the first week at college, while we were put through a rigorous physical examination by sympathetic Dr. MacLeod in the gymnasium. Checking up on our stamina before handing us over to the sophomores for initiation, we thought apprehensively. Ah, yes! Initiation! All the horrible rumors became reality on the first Monday morning of classes. Every nervous fresh- man form sported a cotton dress, inside-out, a saddle shoe and a sneaker, and various assorted ribbons, curlers, toy animals and sandwich boards. Never were the tennis courts weeded so industriously, or the steps of the Administration building scrubbed more energetically, as under the watchful eye of a sophomore. Our trials were soon over, however, and the initiation was closed by the Freshman Party, given in our honor by the sophomore class. Thoughts of revenge then turned to liking for our sister class, for from that day until their graduation, we had an opportunity to learn what a friendly group they were. Soon a spirit of college loyalty and class co-operation began to arise, and en- thusiasm was displayed in the support of our officers, Barbara Talbot, president; Jeanne Moynihan, vice president; Janet Allen, secretary; and Marie McGowan, treasurer. Immediately we planned a frankfurt roast to swell the treasury. To- our gratification the venture was a huge success — both socially and financially. as}
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