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Page 32 text:
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The Rambler , ....., ..,,, FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY In September, 1932, a group of excited Freshmen entered N. H. S. for the first time, to claim the title of Rocks which the Freshman class of 1931 so gra- ciously left us. We are greatly indebted to the Sophomore class for a most enjoyable recep- tion, which took place in the first part of October. Afterlthis pleasant event we felt better acquainted with our schoolmates and the faculty. Before the shock of term examinations was upon us, we had enioyed two parties, the first an annual magazine party, and the second a Halloween party. It has been our pleasure to contribute to many of the High School activities. We assisted in the annual magazine contest, both boys and girls have reported for basket-ball practice, and for orchestra work. One of our most pleasant experiences has been working with Mrs. Whitney and the entire school in the presentation of the operetta, The Tea House of Sing Lo . We were very much saddened at the loss of our dear classmate, Simmone Dubois, who passed away March twelfth. At our first class meeting we chose our class motto, Labor and Conquer. May it be our guide and inspiration to spur us on towards our next goal-Gradu- ation-in 1936!
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Nineteen Thir:'g,'-three SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY The class of '35 has advanced half way up the ladder of its high school car- eer. The First few rungs of this ladder may have seemed hard to ascend, but now that we have almost completed our second year, we feel that our efforts have not been in vain. A few weeks after entering high school we were tendered a never-to-be-for gotten reception by the Sophomore class. After this event was over and we had discovered that 'fhazingn was not half so bad as we had been made to believe, we began to enjoy high school life immensely. In our Sophomore year we did our share in initiating the Freshmen, and later formally introduced them into high school by a reception at the Armory. We have taken an active part in all school activities and have been well repre- sented in Basketball and Orchestra. As the year draws to a close, we look forward with a feeling of pride to next year, when we shall have attained the title of juniors.
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