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Page 20 text:
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N INTH GRADE FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Fifi! row, lefl Io rigbl-Taxter, Vice-Apresident Gesue, Presidentg Mr. Rookwood, Advisor. Ser and raw-Durncy, Secretaryg Hansen, Treasurer
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UT, the little globule could not stay on this plateau forever, though he disliked parting from all his new-found friends-it was, all too soon, time to move on. It was time to move up- ward to meet the unending challenges of the future, and to become further integrated as part of the school, now as a member of the eighth grade. No longer a novice, the globule began to gain and strengthen conhdence in himself and in what he was capable of doing. Along with this budding conhdence, he found that he would now be re- quired to begin to extend his knowledge over a variety of nelds-a language, perhaps, or maybe even a business COLIFSC. There were those extra- curricular activities to be thought about-the band or orchestra, that newspaper, and debating-all offered themselves to those who were interested. Wllat should he try first? Would there be time to do all that he wanted? What courses should he take next-would the confusion never cease?
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5 3 NCE again it was time for a changeg and the ninth grade, with its feeling of importance as a firmly established segment of the school, beckoned the globule to enter its doors. Now this class was molding into a hard, firm substance. The globule himself was no longer a mere speck-he was Ossie, a vital part of this group. An advisor would have to be chosen to guide the class in its undertakings. Along with the choice of a faculty advisor, the problem of a class treasury arose. There had to be money for senior year and all its festivities. How to begin? Dues, cake sales, and a Valentines dance-all would help to contribute to the slowly growing fund. Ch, yes-classes, and the most important rea- son for school itself, must not be forgotten! Ossie, as he was now known, found that the problems of algebra and Latin, that had seemed so impossible before, somehow now made sense. Wlmy, even math was actually fun!
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