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DEATH OF FRESHMAN INITIATION Friday, October 6, 1951, marked the death of Freshman Initiation. Previous to this year the initiation was an affair in which much energy was expended by both Sophomores and Freshmen. All Freshmen came to school with their clothes on inside out and backwards. The boys were required to wear pincurls in their hair, while the girls donned thirteen braids in their once curly locks. Late in the afternoon they would dress in costume and pa- rade in the auditorium. Many of them entered in contests and races. During the day they were hoaxed by their superiors. All had lipstick-smeared faces. This year the only action was the hoaxing of a few Freshmen. The main feature was a talent show in which only a few of them participated. It was ob- vious to all that the Freshman Initiation has truly met its death.
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Vice president Harold Lawless Vice Principal It is indeed a pleasure to have this opportunity to express my sincere appreciation to the students of EI Dorado County High School for their thoughtfulness and cooperation in helping me to carry out my administrative duties during the past year. During this time several changes have been made within our school which I feel have been most advantageous to the welfare of the school as a whole. You students have played an important part in main- taining an atmosphere of friendliness and cooperation between the administration, faculty and student body, and, with our pre- sent plans, I am certain the future will bring many happy experi- ences of working together in the interest of our educational and social advancement. - Also, at this time, I should like to take this opportunity to con- gratulate the Class of 1952 upon their graduation and to wish them future success and much happiness in everything they do. I ,t.. .ww-,M 1509 RQ Eleanotgllzlthselor 8016-'bcgrf lung 2 Girls' C offfisefor I
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