1950 Magnet Yearbook

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The T rack ~I ("e t to-dav reminded me
of a :\larathon [ once attended in
Greece. Hut what a time I had persua
di ne .-\po110 nut to ent er the m ile
run. Oddly t hough . how soon he fo r­
KO! that idea whe n the Kirh;' re lay
race s beean !
\I.-n" 19
I put on my wa rmest toJ.("3 this afternoo
n and ventured into the chill,"
breezes o i the vard where scores of
£irl" were Ta ci ~£ abo ut. This, thev
told me, was Play Day. Jud ~6 nK iro~
the /0":"3 \ - la ughter and cha tter heard
afterwa rd in the cafete ria a" the y
munched hot tl (~s and drank innumerable
bott le.. of "coke", the y must all
have had a wonde rful timc! •
\ 1.\ Y 2:-
How g"lad I wa", to ...ec t he g"! OO ffi\"
looks w hich ha n - hc rulded the approach
of those dreaded fina l exa m s
replaced by happy expre,.;s io lls this
af te rno on as my ch ildren. urg-i ng on
their st alw art track and field pe rformers,
cheered themselves h" arse at Yar­
"ity St adium.
SEI' T E ),! BER 6
;\11 of my Ja n "isi tcs, from the newest
first former to those "reliable"