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Decided to torment the new Freshmen . . . were very school spirited . . . learned to look forward to T. F. 's little elaborations in Geometry . .. moaned about those unnecessary library passes . . . created a caterpillar with shapely legs . . . threw rice at Mrs. Levell . . . originated our own Cocoa Putts chant found that Sweetarts became almost habit-form- ing . . . learned about Sarah as described in the Ancient Sea Scrolls . . . enlivened a cold tan bus trip to Milwaukee by sing- ing Ladee-Ladee . . . re- laxed amidst heaps of straw while Susi Novota was announced as Frosh- Soph queen and Wendy AS QOPHOMORES WE: se, WMA-.1-....Fp.-.W, A. , ,,, ,,.,. ,, ,,,.t,,,.4..ov-'-M 'Q v-Q., .1 VL M K s ,P 1 f Q f 'A 'i ,W,,M zrrezgg 8 in X -I Q .: . 3 VS, I Q 'rw Vg gd N3 xx .ff- Q ,L Q - f , LN R ' 1 , M ,,ts M Q SOUR CANDY BITE 'EM FOR A BURST OF FLAVOR' Wilde and Chris Schroeder her attendants . . . tried Mr. Bede's patience . . . listened to T. J. 's remi- niscences of modern-day England.
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A9 FRESHMEN WE I 'sf D fy .Li 9,,,,..L0- 2 Struggled with our locks, then raced to our classes . . . discovered that birth- days did not go by un- noticed . . .complained about ten-hour work . . . helped establish a new tradition by wearing beanies . . . wondered how a float could be built out of chicken wire and paper napkins . . . read David Copperfield during Christmas vacation . . . transformed the cafeteria into an island paradise for the Sophomores . . . cele- brated the termination of the school year at a pizza party with Miss Otte . . . rowed out to the island at Cedar Lake . . . returned home from our first school picnic with aching muscles, sunburn, and a multitude of memories. 38
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