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e 's follow the frail . . . a very different trail, along a path of cherished memories, looking back over our footsteps with the Class of '5 7. E We began our journey up Freshman Hill a little apprehensive and very timid. Thanks to our pocket policeman, the Tomahawk, we stumbled our way through the maze of hallways and classrooms with dubious success. After a few weeks of aimless wandering we Hnally settled down to the business at hand. Our first high school activity, the Freshman elections, followed a whirl of petitions and a case of ulcers for Mr. McDowell, our patient advisor. When the campaign chaos had died down, Warren Stubblebine, Danny Holt, Judy Eriksson, and Ernie Del Monico were chosen to lead us. The tangy fall air set the scene for our first dance, the Turkey Trot. As couples tripped the light fantastic, we suddenly realized that we had started a long trip down the trail of memories. Rounding the bend as Sophomores with Ernie Del Monico, Charlie Aftosmis, Elaine Mancini and Bryant Brunye as our capable guides we were met head on by Caesar, theorems and amobae. No sooner had the music of the Harvest Hop died down then plans for our own Balloon Ball were being made. It was quite evident from the hilarious laughter and popping balloons that this gala affair would put a feather in our upperclassmen's caps. Spring was greeted with cries of, carry your books for a penny . . . just one dollar and your car looks like new . . . boy, do those shoes need a shine! only ten cents . . . and the Penny Crurade was under way. Credit where it's due . . . Thanks, Mrs. Zuckerman. Bryant Brunye, Charlie Aftosmis, Elaine Mancini and Eddie Obrist were the first to see that the trail was beginning to widen and only one more bend was left. Soon the time was right for our biggest class activity, Mood Indigo. While couples whirled to the theme music, we congratulated the com- mittee for a truly magnificent job. Suddenly we noticed students prancing through the halls with their hands extended . . . why, they looked like the Class of '57 flashing their showy class rings . . . oh, those envious smiles!
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