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Page 54 text:
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L 1 H.. fi rlflll ' rv ,J is ,Z-.4.',-sz , Rules are often characterized by humility exercises. Above, Robert Stewart displays awesome respect to the symbol of Rules Chairman, Clark LaMendola. At right interested upperclassmen look on as a group of trosh Ctopj display their manual dexterity by ex- changing dinks, and Tony Stile bows before his leaders Ccenterj. The freshmen manifest two forms of retalia- tion, passively through a satirical play on Rules Cbot- tomj and actively on Committee member Al Saniilippo Ce-xtreme rightj.
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Page 55 text:
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Orientation 'Wh 0 Clark LaMendola's crop of green dinks and ties wasted no time in sprouting this year as the Rules program under his chairmanship quickly developed into a blooming success. The early morning inspections and special tutoring in bed un-making started each clay with a respectful obsequience to upperclassmen. Still the benefits of the program were not long appearing as the Class of '65 demonstrated its unity and en- thusiasm in every field. The highpoint of the program came for many freshmen on the last day when they carried the upperclassmen to the lake to show their gratitude. 49
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