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Blood, Qweat, and Tears . . Denny Farmer, Sophomore Coach, re- mained determined as he called for two heaves from his douhled-up team. After two weeks of long distance running and calisthenic drills, the freshman and sophomore classes met for the 68th time on the hanks of the Black River. With morale girls close by, eigh- teen boys from each class dug pits and took hold of the two-inch rope. It was matter of “look.” “heave,” and “counter-rock”—and the classes were battling again. Tradition leaned toward the Soph’s—but fate did not—so once again the class of ’70 was the first to hit the murky river waters. Freshman morale girl Sandy Lynk in- terprets the signals for Dave Gier. 24
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The Kangaroo Court presided with dig- nity, ns the brilliant prosecuting attor- ney, Floyd Brady, presented case after case of guilty Freshmen. Along uith the rest of the Freshmen, l)r. VanderWerf was forced to pot. At Kangaroo Court, judgment was brought down on the Fresh- man Class for such serious of- fenses as refusing to pot, having a brother or sister who was an up perclassman, or taking out upper- class women. After the cases were judged by a totally impartial court, each victim was sentenced to his punishment and the Freshman Class was officially admitted into the college community. 23
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25 “Guts uas still the word as these trippled-up sophomores Don (.urrie. Bob Kidd, and George Avery—refused to let go of the rope.
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