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Louise Lillian Fargo
rf Fudge,” ”Fudgie
" W h y should the devil have all the good
times?’’
"Out-of-Bounds,” Plainfield, New Jersey Entered 1921 Smith
Business Manager of Annual, ’34; Secretary- Treasurer of the Athletic Association, ’33; Varsity Hockey, ’34; White Hockey, ’33,
’34; Varsity Basketball, ’33; White Basket ball, ’32, ’33, ’34; Class Basketball, ’30, ’31, ’32, ’33, ’34; Captain White Team, ’34; Dramatic Association, ’33; President, ’34; George in The Ghost Story, ’34; Bob Acres in The Rivals; Class President, ’29; Vice- President, ’32; Choir, ’34; Chairman Fair Committee, ’34; Chairman Banquet Com mittee, ’34; Arcite in The KnighTs- Tale, ’34.
It is a bitter cold day and we are all standing huddled in coats on the hockey field. "Where is Pudge?” "Where can she have gone?” "They say she has left the house.” Suddenly up strolls Pudge, with a blithe smile. "Is everyone ready?” And then the hockey game can go on. But in spite of this one failing, Pudge is a great favorite. We don’t see much of her out of school—she’s generally to be found at the Essex House or the
Central Park Casino. She’s nice to have around, funny, always well- dressed and "piquant,” she’s welcome anywhere.
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