Tilton School - Tower Yearbook (Tilton, NH)

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16 THE TOWER Our Sophomore year was much the same as our freshman year except that we felt more sure of ourselves. Many of us probably ventured to call Mr. Smart, Freddie,' and Mr. Plimpton, 'LPlimp . Yes, we were much more daring. So much so that we suffered many penalties from accumulated misdemeanors. Then in our Junior year we gave our first prom ! It was quite a thrill to say the least, because being a Junior was one more step up the ladder that led to graduation. VVe gave the Seniors their banquet and then stayed during Commencement to see just what a graduating class looked like. Vile got full view of their inflated chests and swore that we would never be so! Now we are Seniors. We have been here four years. Even though we have been homesick, have been marked unfairly, and put on campus, we will miss Tilton. VVe can no longer say- Meet me at Lords. Or, l'll see you in Doc 's. All we can say is'- I'll see you at the reunion. Or, I'll be back for the Carnival, and if not then, for Commencement. NVe have reached the top step of our school ladder. VVe shall now step off into College or into the world to make our living!

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THE TOWER FRIDAY, JUNE ELEVENTH 8:00 P. M.-RVECITAL. Graduates in the Musical Department assisted by Faculty of the Musical De- partment. SATURDAY, JUNE TWELFTII ALUMNI DAY 9:30 A. M.-Closing Chapel Exercises. 10:30 A. M.-Class Day on the Campus. 12 :00 M.-Annual Meeting of the Alumni Asso ciation. 12:30 P. M.-Alumni Luncheon. 4:30 P. M.-Headmastcr's Reception. 8:00 P. M.-Senior Prom.