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Xet. though a sense of grief Comes with the falling leaf. And memory makes the summer doubly pleasantg ln all my autumn dreams A future summer gleams, Passing the fairest glories of the present! Some question are cmlmrt issinff GtJtlfl'llf't' . . . frightening . . bewildering . . unforgettable . . STRANGER I was an A number lf, top grade. scared through and through. stranger. l didnit know what to expeet. Every- thing was different. The excitement was so dense you could feel it hanging from the ceiling. Everyone was rushing around. lugging suitcases. hauling trunks. ete. . . .: it looked like the Grand Central Station. The girls were greeting each other like long lost friends. l7RllfNllSl l seareely knew a soull Suddenly. in a corner. l sighted a lost and sadly hewildered girl. l in- troduced my parents and myself. and found Karen and l were in the same fix. We chatted until another girl eznne. and politely informed me that the principal wished to see us. Oh! No! Not the prineipal so soonl Time enough to greet her laterl With Mom on one side. and Dad on the other. l eautiously walked into the office. What a shoekl The prineipal wasn't old. She wasn't ugly. and she rlidn't wear horn-rimmed glasses! She aetually was yery nieel l exen found enough eourage to speak. Vile diseussed nn sehedule and a few other details. :Xll too soon it was time for Mother and llad to leaye. With Karen for support. l lvid my parents good-lmye and turned to faee the great unknown that lay lieyond this Septemlmer 3, WSU. FRAXCESE IJIPIANIEI. '60 MR. .NND MRS. GI-IORCE lJl'li.UlP1I. no 5ll1lr- Slfeel fUl'f'W'l' - - 4 Nlotitpelier. Vermont
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