Balboa High School - Zonian Yearbook (Balboa, Canal Zone Panama)

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f gt l is 1 Q 1 E? 3 1 2:9 -- 5 9. Q R 'fl 'i 'ff1'i?'QQ-'ff..ii35?figQ 1 ' ljgf. .. - -. :-:'f.a-- Q, iestions they s dramatics 'cle and the Circle is for rector. VVe +lains all the gns are for. t we fail to sults and let iam Greene, ng strangely fted none of 'hat is rarer 1 -.,--- li- o ... - - - M THE ZONIAN SCHGOL BUS By VIRGINIA FOSTER I Monday Morning Discouragement is written on every face. Mary, for instance, looks guiltily at her Latin, sighs, then rests her head on Mae's shoulder, hoping to get ten minutes more of sleep. ' Have you done your Spanish? Betty asks Ralph. How do you get that way? drawls Ralph. She won't call on me today. If by chance she does, however-H H-just another case of too badln finishes Betty. Yeah? Alarmed, Betty opens her Spanish and desperately tries to figure out a translation. But presently the pages flutter as she raises her hand to hide a yawn. What's the use? I don't know a word of what l've read! Her eyes and book close at about the same time. Ellen looks at Leah, suggestively shifting her eyes to the dozing Mary. Leah nods, Wrinkles her nose, and begins tickling the slumbrous one. Oh, stop thatln This from Mary, angrily. You're always picking on me. l'm so sick of it alll Now isn't that too bad, you poor abused childlu Ellen offers irritatedly. lust what do you plan to do about it? Mary opens her lips to speak but, thinking better of it, contents herself with a chilling glance in her antagonist's direction. Then she puts her head back on Mae's shoulder. Mae, however, has different plans. ' No you don'tl l'm tired, too, and I don't intend to allow you to use me for a leaning- post! Mae abruptly jerks her shoulder from under Mary's head. Mary's temper rises as her head falls. What about that 'D' in Latin, Mary? Leah tactlessly inquires. Hadn't you better study once in a while? Oh shut upl It's none of your businesslu snaps Mary, breaking into tears. N ow she's off! exclaims Hood disgustedly. For goodness' sake, don't be such a babylu shouts Betty in her highly pitched voice. But the bus has stopped. HYou call this pickin' 'em up and puttin' 'em down, explains Dick as he alights. No one laughs. lt's no laughing matter to have to go to school on Monday morning. Hood is the last one out. He stands with his hands thrust deep into his pockets, staring upward at the school building. Sing-Singlu he spats.