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The Crusher Ayers Rutherford Barto Hemry FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY By MABEL AYRES On September 5, 1934, over three hundred ambitious, wide-eyed, little scrubs en- tered the portals of this now famous institution of learning. When they entered last fall, large, inexperienced, yet full of sprightly playfulness, they were burdened with a sense of their own great importance. According to custom they were made the ob- jects of many unjust jibes and pranks, from that certain type of humanity known as upperclassmen. During this period, they were given to understand that their coming had not made much difference to anyone, except perhaps the unfortunate teachers who had to cope with their stupidity and egotism. One day they were demanded to remain after school, and their hearts were in their throats. But all fears were dispelled when they were initiated into the mysteries of a class meeting. During this assembly the important matter of electing class officers was taken care of. The results were as follows: president, Arthur Rutherfordg vice- president, Mabel Ayers, secretary, Carol Bartog treasurer, Jack Spauldingg represen- tative to the Executive Council, James Waygoodg representative to Girls' League, Mary Donovan and Beryl Mitchell. Last fall the Senior girls entertained the Freshmen girls at the annual Co-ed Ball and later all Freshmen were entertained at the Kid Party. The Freshies announced their existence to the city in general when they entered the pep parade on their tricycles, scooters, lciddycars, etc. ln another parade they won the cash prize for the best float, which made a welcome addition to the class treasury. As they completed their first year at N. C. H. S. they were much smaller in their own estimation and more subdued than at the beginning of the year. They are wiser and more experienced and have become endowed with the old school spirit and are ready to do all that they can as a class for the good of the school. Page tfwenty-two
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