Through the eyes of the Boogle, Morfit has been able to pry into the secrets of the illustrious Sophomore class of '64. The Boogle sees and hears all, but will speak only to the Boogleglommers and to Morfit, head of the Finks.

Watch out '64!

There is a "fungus" among you, creeping across someone's forehead! . . . (right Stealey Branch?)

Believe it or not, Ardis Buckley, (pronounced "Artis") is taking her second consecutive year of art . . . Mud puddles seem to attract Donna Lindboe, who constantly slips and falls in them . . . maybe this is because her legs are connected up‑side‑down, since this is how she puts on her hockey shin‑guards . . . Donna has also misplaced her "shocking pink" squirt gun. Full of perfume? . . . Does it still hurt where Lynn Olson hit you with her hockey stick, "Fats" Callaghan? . . . and by the way, how did the Fitch's Dandruff Remover Shampoo work out?

It is apparent that these sophomores go all out for name‑calling; right, Earl ("Peanuts") White? . . . Jeanie ("Fish") Fischer, (also "Oyster") may sometimes feel like "clamming‑up" some of her fun‑poking friends

Dick ("Dickaferd") Lunsford might feel the same way once in a while, too . . . The cross‑country team has its share of nutty nicknames, with Gary ("Stinks") Stimpfl and Joe ("Giggler") Zeigler . . . The Sophomore class president evidently doesn't need a nickname; right, Patty LYNN Herman? . . . And then there's the sophomore "girl‑in‑the‑know," Peggy ("Piggy") Johnson.

Art teacher Mr. ("Universe") Meyer, and English professor Mr. ("Clever‑boy") McGiIlis will both confess to the fact that even teachers are subject to this sort of thing. Do you agree, Mary Jane Musser and Virginia Ford?

"Le pauvre professeur de francais," Monsieur Meute, is starting a T.F.S. club. (Take French Seriously). So far all the charter members seem to be sophomores: Laurel Williams, Randi Johnson, Barb Bauman, Judy Johnson, and Kathy Kurts.

'BYE NOW, from. . .
MORFIT,
BOOGLE,
the FINKS,
BOOGLEGLOMMERS,
and all the BOOGLEFINKS'