Greenleaf Academy - Amicus Yearbook (Greenleaf, ID)

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X f x XA FRESHMEN CLASS NEWS The freshmen were initiated in a unique way on Sep- ' tember 24, 1948. They were taken out in a hayrack to -, sagebrush hill where the sophomores had a Weiner roast f and watermelon feed for them. Without previous invi- ly, tation the sophomores came after each member of the freshmen class about 8:30, after everyone had settled down for an evening at home. Many outside games were played and everyone had a good time. Here's a big THANK YOU to the members of the sopho- ,,,, more class for not dragging us through the humiliating K traditional initiation. This new style of initiation was a lot more fun. 'W it Q On October 22, Mrs. Weber kindly opened her home f to the freshmen and sophomore classes for an evening of fun. Lively games were played outdoors on a lighted p J lawn. Mrs. Weber served popcorn balls and the fresh- , men girls contributed fudge for refreshments. . I id There were seventeen freshmen at the first of the X J year but john Hand from Ridgeview, Idaho and Mary Gram- S ling from Elk, Washington, left to attend other schools nearer to their homes. Out of 15 members 12 are from Greenleaf. Others come from Boise and Riverside. R if x lx ifx W . f tx ' ff J . I AMIIIU 5 p ff- is I M