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1, C44 .4 The highlight of the activities of the freshmen of '58 and '59 was the initiation, sponsored by the seniors, welcoming them into high school, Septem- ber 3, in the gymnasium. After the freshmen per- formed their stunts they were declared high school students. 'Q 4 -4.21 2. 1 I E laces'- The freshmen also sponsored a dance after the San Felipe game on October 24. For their end-of- school trip the class went to Landa Park. The sponsors for the freshmen were Mrs. Juhlin and Mr. Linville.
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Q 0 1 2 F Ll U O 7' i SOPHOMORE FAVORITES CA THY HEMM ING AND RONNIE SCHOTT FWF SOPHOMORE SERVERS FRONT ROW left to rlght Nola Alexander Cathy Hemmmg Frank Lester Peggy Duke Eumce Stewart Rosre Van Dorn Betty Ward Catherme Branmn Q. Carolme Branmn BACK ROW, left to rlght J L Campsey Mrke Llttleton Gu Penny Tony Petrr Chuck Mlller SOPHOMORE Ronme Schott SERVERS Bxddy DuBose
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Freshmen Are Tested ti FRESHMAN INITIATION Requiring the freshman boys to wear dresses to school and the girls to wear trousers, the seniors executed the freshman initiation, Dec. 3, 1958. Some of the freshman boys were required to wear cheerleader and majorette uniforms dur- ing the assembly for the formal initiation. The girls played football with several senior boys as referees. All freshmen were required to sing the school song and to recite from mem- ory the pledge written by the seniors and their sponsor, Mrs. Day, which appears below. .U THE FRESHMAN PLEDGE Sixty lowly fish are we Bowing humbly unto thee, Mighty Seniors, our superiors, In all the arts we're your inferiors. Help us to grow, for this we pray To be more like you from day to. da Great and good and smart and true, Worthy students like each of you. As years go by and comes '62 This fond memory we'll hold of you For our initiation we got our wish, David Park and Jane Howard say pledge and re- ceive scrolls from Bob Brown, James Stock, and Butch Sollock. Patsy Capps and Rosa Tellez wait to get their scrolls from Lin- da Silvey, Caro- lyn Tschirhart, Judy Dubose, and Donna Harrison. Y, That you be the seniors, when we're the fish.
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