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thg Point began, the Brooklyn Edu- cation girls added to their knowledge by a trip in a TV truck, we first .dis- covered that diamonds are a g11'lS very good friend, Rita Rogers was so overcome with work that. she took .to using crutches, and V31'S1ty, with 1ts accompanying cheerleader squad, be- came 3 part of the past. Besides the usual humid atmos- phere and coexistent bulletins stat- ina the type of weather in which one U u is not allowed to wear a kerchief, Spring brought us the new concern of planning the Senior-Sophomore luncheon for our older sisters, we had never realized that there could be so much controversy over a roast chicken! The luncheon, at the Tavern of the Green in Central Park, closed our social calendar for the year, and a few days later, with the turn of a tassel, we officially became upper- classmen and smiled knowingly on the newly-made sophomores. 'fw Porn-aying the true meaning Of Christmas'
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