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UN day, and Ed rode on the standard of the flag all the way to the assembly. That day he also had fun watching the various language initiations. Ed got his first taste of the theater, when the second-year speech class gave “The Class Menagerie. The beginning of winter came with skating parties and sleigh-rides. Several Eds froze their toes, but not so badly that they couldn't attend the annual Holiday Hop. With this dance, came the end of fall quarter. El tu. Brut Billy the Kid I do »wear to . • • Praying for rain 13
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The arrival of fall brought U-High's six little Ed Smiths back to classes. Ed Smith? He’s the spirit of U-High and six, because of six different grades. They were all anxious to start the new school year off with a bang. To help them along the juniors sponsored the football homecoming dance and queen campaign. The older Eds were a little jealous of football captain, Kenny Mohn as they watched him kiss queen Diddie Odlund. Her attendants were the other candidates: Barbara Barrows, Connie Muehlbach, and Sue Smilow. 12
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Winter, supposedly the dead time of the year, brought more exciting times. Ed showed up at every basketball game, to cheer the team on. To celebrate the basketball homecoming, Ed sat on Kenny Mohn’s shoulder as he crowned Mary Ann Davison queen, and announced her attendants, Sherry Evans and Kalitsa Mavroulis. February found Ed at the Mardi Gras unsuccessfully trying to guess the Mystery Lady. He found out later she was Carole Bouthilet. Music for this party was by Two B's and a Bop, the U-High jazz trio. Smile pretty Watch out. Grab le Beers and Bromo Seltzer and the score is . . 14
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