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Seniors Welcome Rookies A few of the freshmen are caught by the Le Resume camera. Opposite page. top. a fresh- man's better side, from a senior viewpoint, is displayed during the peanut race.
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Top left, many students eat lunch in the high school cafeteria. Some of those pictured are Amy Veltri, Jan Veltri, Trish Rundell, Patty Smith, Karen Teter, and Lisa Pollard. Top right, Theresa Saucke giving the year book to Teri Hamel while she signs for it. Bottom. The high school plaza before school started Sept. 2, after the custodians cleaned it during the summer before students returned. 23
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Freshman initiation started on Sept. 18, 1975. The only major change in the program was a shortening of the torture for the Freshmen. Slavery” was limited to two days. Thursday, there were tri- cycle races on the comer of 10th and D streets during lunch hour, Christmas caroling (in September), selling squares of toilet ti-sue for one cent per square, and of course, an annual peanut race. Thursday was dress up day. This year anything could be expected; from Big Bird and Bugs Bunny to Fat Albert. Fri- day , the Freshmen dressed up in nice” clothes and Saturday, the annual Freshman Welcome Dance was held from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. in rooms 1 and 2 of the high school. Music, pro- vided by Mark Dameron, was on some reel-to-reel tapes of the Top 40. Admission to the dance was free for Freshmen as compensa- tion for their ordeal during the previous two days. A shadow of doubt hovers over the fate of this fun filled activ- ity for next year. Too many students don’t seem to want to comprehend the fact that there are rules to follow when some- thing like this is undertaken, commented one administrative official. Hopefully this activity will be allowed to linger because it’s fun for both fresh- men and seniors. 25 How could ihey eai In that condition, with the prospect of tricycle and peanut racing to follow lunch? Right middle. Beth Hergert and Mildred Nance look on as a ■'slave” keeps on trikin.” Bottom, We Love You Seniors?” That's what the frosh are singing, but it’s doubtful that's what they're thinking.
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