Gold Hill High School - Nugget Yearbook (Gold Hill, OR)

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F:'1'3'3'i'e'b'i'k'b'e'b'h'3'h'h'h'3'b'b'u'h'b'k'b'h'b'h'm'b'h'H'i13 1+ I J I, 1 0 I, A FRESHNlN'S IMPRESSION OF INITIATION DAY J I f Q ' nFrom the top of ry herd to the tips of my toes, 4 ' I take my shoes off to you, Your Excellency. I, the o 4 most lowly rnd humble of the green Freshq5 be- ,I , seech you, most highly esteemed 8ophom6re,'for per- J mission to spewk oh, Honorable One.N J' I Q ' 11. Q ' This little speech may have been heard any time of 4 f the day, on Friday, October 16, if you had been at all ul 1 interested. ' ,, . . Q. I 'Those Sophomores! They just poured it on. 'Get gg busy! Get to world , resounded over the tennis court V, ' all morning. as they made us hoe out all the weeds, W I sweep, scrape, and line the court, Q I I D Q The clothes vreregeinteresting, too. Boys with rouge .I , and lipstick on and dressed in 5irls gym bloomers. Girls J in really short dresses, men's shoes, stockings and ger- ' ' ters, and paint ell ever their faces. Q l . ' ' ' ' But, to get beck to the work--it was worst of all! J 4 We cleaned the tennis ccurt as I said before. we scrub- J , bed the study hell end the outside hell upstairs. We, J g raked up ell the leaves on the lrwn, picked up all the 3 papers we could find, and we tried i?I to clean up the 1 ' bell diamond. , li ' , Q 4 Altogether it was a rotten dey, end a good time was J , had by ell, especially when it cams time to clean up for J ' the party, , I . I. ' --Lucille sm11:n,'-so w' ' Q . I . II 4 O YXX E: 0: ' I' 1' S o I' 9 ,' , I x, 9' Q Q Z0 NX 3 Vffffrfgj' :. 1 'S' I ' 1 f Il-'I TI N -JJ 'I s. L, . .I ,gg ska? me ,I f X' .' - d I ' 0 'mae-su-u-resumes-anna-oneumnaauaaeoaom-2: 27