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Freshman News
Peggy Ann Green
The Freshman Class seem- to ho improving every day. In addition to our large number of live pointers, we now have two more—Wilbeijti Pullen and Arthur Pullen, Also, Daniel Keyser has taken a big step forward as manager of the baseball team.
We would like to tell the hist and second glades that we enjoyed taking part in the donation of eggs for their Easter egg hunt, last Thursday afternoon . . when the Freshmen were asked if they were going away to spend the paster holiday, some of the answers were: Shirley Corbin—“1 am gong fo Washington.” N'ewbil! Miller, very intelligently replied, “I’m going home.” We hope you had a good time, Newbili.
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Shirley Weaver, Helen Zinn and Gladys Ke.i'd went on a big expedition to Devil's Stair.- Tuesday.
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Freshman Alice Mae doe.-r.’t like those little black animals with white stripes and soul-stirring peifumc. ;
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Junior and Ann had a nice little chat while hiding Faster egg-.
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Evelyn Mills is sure primping a lot lately. Wonder why?
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Margaret was so lones"ine la-t week without her crony An’..
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The Senior hoys think ti.at ‘they're tops.
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Mr-. Su-ie Pullen went !•• see the “Five Little Peppers ' in fuijicpci last Thuisday.
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Mi-s Owen gave In i parent- a chill— exese the mi-print —a thrill by spending, the holiday at her home in Alta Vi-ta.
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Mrs. Moffett visited in Williamsburg over the week end.
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Mr. Hicks left for Hagerstown, .Md., Friday morning to attend a family reunion.
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