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Page 24 text:
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WOODY CARROLL, CLASS CUT-UP, proved worthy of his title on Old Clothes Day CAROL FERDEN, also voted as CLASS CUT-UP, is not pictured DAVE DWYER and JEAN LINDNER, BEST ALL AROUND relax from school activities to wash a car
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Page 25 text:
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s46etui? Our carefree days of all play and no work came to an end when school bells rang in 1947. Our first big accomplishment in kindergarten was learning to tie our shoes. Our local civil war began in first grade when we took the sides of the North and South. Half-day holidays were abolished in favor of seven-hour school days during which we learned Readin', Ritin', and 'Rithmetic. We presented the greatest jazz this side of Louie Armstrong with our triangles, sticks, and tambourines. In second grade, our egos inflated as we rode through town on the fire engine. The operetta PETER RABBIT marked the beginning of our acting careers. J. Schmitz and B. Carter represented our class by hopping around the stage as Flopsie and Mopsie. We returned to the stage two years later in SEASON OF HAPPINESS. Our performances were so outstanding that by popular demand we presented SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS in fifth grade. R. Miller was quite the Prince Charming as he awakened J. Lindner with a kiss. At the age of ten, those of us at the South side knew we were growing up when we were given the responsibility of guiding the younger students across the highway. We were now Safety Patrolmen. We were rewarded for our good work with a picnic. Also this year Little Oscar visited us in his Oscarmobile and gave many of us whistles and his autograph. Seventh grade marked the end of our civil war, and we were reunited at the W. W. Woodbury school. We now worked together to challenge other schools in basketball. Our team was victorious at the tournament with B. Carter, C. Ferden, J. Voga, and M. Weber leading our cheers. Although we were rowdy on the snowball field, we proved in our dancing lessons that we could be ladies and gentlemen. We were given a preview of high school life when we spent the first part of eighth grade in the high school. In January we were happy to be demoted to our new junior high building. Girls as well as boys showed their strength helping to carry desks and equipment on moving day. Our dancing lessons paid off when we whirled around the floor at our junior high prom to the music of Colby's Combo. We're back again! This time we were full-fledged freshmen. Everyone worked hard on our first class project, our Homecoming float Earlville Will Smell De-feet. Brrr, I'm cold and My toes are frozen were common remarks on the night of our ice skating party planned by J. Fish, our president, and the other class officers. M. Weber was chosen as cheerleader this year and retained this honor every year. B. Carter served us for three years, and C. Ferden took over Bonnie's position our sophomore year. We found that being silly sophomores was more fun than being frantic freshmen. With B. Tope as our leader, our second year in high school seemed to fly. The long awaited day arrived! We selected our class rings. Our girls felt honored when given the privilege of serving at the Jr -Sr. Banquet.
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