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FRESHMAN INITIATION Freshmen entering high school this year should prize nigniy their membership in the student body, for they earned it the hard way when they were initiated by the seniors on Thursday, September 13. In compliance with a command from the seniors the initiates ar- rived at school Thursday morning in costume. The boys were wearing shorts and halters, while the girls, with their hair done in numerous braids, were clad in elaborate costumes made from gunny sacks. At the door they were met by stern faced seniors who piloted them upstairs and demanded that they remove their shoes and socks and place them in a neat row at the head of the stairs. Then they passed through the senior beauty shop and emerged with eyebrows, lips, and cheeks made up according to the seniors high standard of beauty. Between classes throughout the day the freshmen were met by the seniors who demanded that initiates stand at the attention and repeat the nloyalty oath.H Those unable to do so were set down in the Hblack bookn for special penalties. ' High School was dismissed at 3220 in order that the initiation ght proceed nd t cleanl t e s reets t e rls an spo e ys is activi ew an rested wd res that Geraldine Fankhouse a rlene Reid receiv ate wide ge 0 S sue e day was d in a ar c t e fre n entertained upper lassmen and faculty with t b e seniors e 0 e s an ion e a dozen freshi e starting po ose present felt t fresh be o their Sportsman itude are rthy of mem ership n the high school organization 14. , t ,steer mi a the freshmen were set o 'ny h t -- h gi with cup d on, th bo with whisk broons. Th' ' 'ty dr inte cro with the ult ' r nd Ka ' were snapped by a World Herald reporter and ' ed st - publicity on the picture pa f the aturday morning is- Th climaxe with an ' iti tion p ty at vhi h h sh- me c stun s designed y th . On f thes wa on' rac in which half 'es pushed pieces of onion with their noses across thehall and back to th int. Th that he men cause f ly att wo b ' i ' ' , 1. ,P '4 I - ' vs 5 I, - 4.1, J I jr. lk ., - E dvip. ,- fy? A 'I 1 j 0 ' 4 Q , l Q vw. ' I l J V ??' . ' s 4 ' .-4 '. -Y 1 q . , V ifl. 513 . ' -. H A,w :T H , V fre. ,H -'4 IA, , 1 D 1 . K . - f-. ' -,m, V, . , . , W . . ,, va ,L ,-
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JUNIOR CLASS PLAY On November 2 the junior class presented their class play SisPer- kins, at the Legion Hall. The play was a comedy-drama in which Sis leaves her farm home in Missouri to visit her wealthy relatives, the Chandlers, in New York City. She horrifies them by bringing with her a pet pig as a gift for her aunt. Sis embarrasses the Chandlers with her crude ways and they try to get rid of her. But Sis turns the tables on her snobbish re- latives and proves to them that all rubes do not live in small towns or on farms. CAST OF CHARACTERS rs iza e an er aro verson Marcia Chan er Judy Kroger a dwin Chandler ick Lowe ar er, Richard Thom son Lydia LaSa e Beverly WCV61gh us aston e ong war M1 er Jay Schuy er, ene Mcwilliams is er ins e ty McConnaha Elvira Sni fkins, Ru oftls V10 e Astor Jean Anderson DECLAM enty five students entered the local dec am contest February 21 T e following were selected to represent Herm n he and t e district contests Peggy Brunton Twentieth Century Dragon Original Oratory Guy Trotter This is Out Greatest Danger oratorical Jaccie Forsberg Laddle Dramatic Lela Sheets A Lack and a Lass Humorous George Tyson N6WSCaSt1Hg Edward Miller Extemporaneous Carol Iverson Poetry Reading schools participating ing on On DOIH Herman s econd oin ennington was lr w 27 poin ese students com anled y iss v on, 0 par e he ighton University Peggy accie war e ce en ' roi ceived Hgooc M . El' b th Ch dl , C 1 I 5 ' dl , Q B l ' , D' 2 C t ' D L 11 , T ' Q Co t G d L , Ed d '11 L 1 G . ' ' Q S' P k' , B t L ' 'f ' th L ' g ' 1 t , . 21 Tw - ' 1 . h a at t E.C.N.C. h HA -' H - - u -- - ' ' ll - . H I ' u S - ll , ll The E.C.N.C. contest was held at Arlington March 4, with seven ' ' ' . Arl' t W the trophy with 42 ' ts, wa s with 29 p ' ts, and B ' ' th' d ith ' ts. Th , ac p ' b Mi Syl ia Brunt to k t in th district contest ld at Cre' ' ' on April 5. , J ' , Ed d, and Lela received ratings of H X ll t'. Ca re- . i II .
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