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RENEW E Gil E Di EE IRI S M E Gil S Gil Z Lil E Eli 53 Ili E FX! 3 Dil E Gil S IX! E Dil E Gil E N E Gil Dil 2 Efll E Elil E EPS Z Dil Z E23 Z E-5 E CHI E Dil 53 H Z N E D5 2 HI Zi Dil Z N Z H Z Dil E Dil 29132522 55 ENE?- CF-'iiil-'S ' reshmen Class ZWZWEZHEB-'llEWZHSHEWENZHZWEWEWEGGEHEHEHSWEESEH HZERIZNZHEHEHZDGZWZHZE-'CIZHZDGZII-'IlZNZWZHZHEIHSEGZHE E l lRS'l ROW: llalbers, R. Bass, G. Rolhfork, John Galvin, R. Hronek, R. Still, D. Dutler, Jimmie W E ,a,vm. 3 gg SECOND ROW: W. Lohff, V. Hosrrefe, J. Kahl, F. Steffen, D. Carnes, A. Kuchel, S. Conover, E. Nan- W Eg ning-ra, M. Smith, V. Sorensen, M. lndorf L. Schuett. 3 N THIRD ROW: W. Lohafer, G. Brevluwald, .l. Sc-hlerht, H. Goettsch, W. Albers, E. McDermott, M. Leon- 3 E ard, L. Wienert, L. Barr:-nstws, G. Joslin. N 3 FOURTH ROW: E. Jcnsvn, G. Roehlk, G. Niemeir, L. Perkins, P. Doyle, 'I'. Fell, V. lhms, l . liroxlcrsen 3 N G. Brand, L. Clausen. E LKIEFEFZHEESEHZERTEHEWZHEHZWZH256 EZWEHZHZWZWZFGZHEMZHZHZHIEHZ Class Officers President-eNlarion Smith Vice President-Arlene Kuchel Secretary-Treasurer-Robert Bass FRESHMEN'S DREAMS COME TRUE 'iWhat's the news? I asked of the mayor as I breezed into the town of Silver Drake on this fourth day of February, 1952. Just who are these strangely familiar looking people? Tell me quick. as E So, replied the mayor, gazing at me disgustedly, you don't even re- gi E member your old freshmen classmates-eh? Well, I'm Everett McDermott, S za the mayor of Silver Drake. The Drake Estate paid out about three months ago and all forty-five of us received millions of dollars. We're all doing now EGG H2 E 2 just what we've always wanted to. There is a million or so waiting in the bank Q Q for you. Tell me-what are you going to do with it? gl Q Buy a million dollars worth of hamburgers, of course-but what I'm in- 2 E3 terested in now is seeing all my old pals. Will you be my guide, Mayor Mc- 2 E Dermottv' no Pi' ' ' as Q3 We were off to see all the dreams come true of our old freshmen class. E E Our first visit was at jimmy Galvin's house and lol we found that jimmy, E who always did adore Santa Claus, had invited him here from the North Pole N E to live with him. We greeted jimmy and left him and Santa busily playing S 55 riddle-dee-winks. E as E ENE ill E E W E El-ll E D5 E M E ilil E Elil 53 B11 E Gil E IFS E Dil E H E 5-ll E Gil E W E N E Elfll E EH! Z N 3 Ki EE Gil EE Gil Z M E Elf! Z N E Elil 53 flil 53 H SZ llfl E Stl E S5 Z ll-fl Z Bi '23 H EZ Ili E D-5 E Dil
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