Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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THE CII I PH I NK m “Sisters and brethren, if I remember rightly, Seniors are allowed a sneak day. There is no time like the present. I move that we take One-half of it this afternoon— And save the other half for spring.” And so they snuck. All afternoon they snuck In slides and strides about the pond. And when the ice became so rubbery That it would no longer hold up the heavy-weights, These five Senior culprits Invaded the ice cream parlor For hot chocolate to thaw out their persons.

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T IT K V II I P M I' N K r i ] Heading toward the mill pond, And among the merry gang Frolicked five Seniors, gay, And it was easy to sec that they were Seniors By the weird marks that they made On the glassy surface of the ice And various parts of their noble anatomies. And they played around Till the noon whistle blew, And hearts grew heavy ith thoughts of more brain taxation. Then one bright Senior Was hit with a brilliant idea And said to his fellow mourners,

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[18] T II K CHIPMUNK And then they wandered toward home With no thoughts in their heads of the morrow, And the next day they reaped their reward, For it seems they had taken The wrong time to sneak. Volumes of wrath were heaped on their domes And they stayed after school for a week—• • For one big, whole hour each night They were kept for cruel teachers to torture. Take this as a warning, ' Ye Seniors to come, And should you desire to sneak, Just stop and think, Is it worth it? One hour each night for a week! —E. C, ’21.