Barron High School - Bear On High Yearbook (Barron, WI)

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WHEN A FELLER NEEDS A FRIEND When 1 you hear your dinner calling you, and Miss Hoff- man won't let you go until someone picks up that marble. When you throw an eraser across the room just as Mr. Coon enters the door. When you want to talk about the events of the night before and someone shooes you into the main room to study. When you are peacefully sleeping in class and your teacher calls on you to recite. ' When you go downstairs four steps at a time and are called back to do it in a more dignified manner. When your clock is twenty minutes behind the one at school, thereby causing you to be tardy. A When you., have spring fever and miss an afternoon at school and yourfolks won't write you an excuse. Whenyou slip on something andspread your length on the floor in front of the whole assembly. I When Miss Ritchie tells you that you can do without your gum and may deposit it in the waste basket. Whenyou have to get those geometry problems done before you go home and every time you think you are through, Mr. Coon says, There is an error in that some place. When you walk into the main room and you can't tell what they are laughing at until you discover the sign that some kindly person has pinned on your back. Then you don't believe in signs until you get a chance to make someone else the victim. 1- oLD FAVORITES, Raymond H.- I had chosen the topic Paul just reported on. Charles S.- Me? Did you mean me ? Magne S.- It seems to me that we are wandering from the subject. ' Edith K.- And then he said .... Gordon P.- That? Why I didn't see that in the lesson. I guess it wasn't important. Raymond L.- As to that, I really can't say. Laura P.-CSleepilyJ Did'you call on me ? Fred H.- That's all I know. Mr. C.- Explain that more fully, please. Ardith M.- I don't know much about it, but .... Mr. A.- I said, LET'S HAVE IT QUIET N OW. Miss R. fto Seniorsb- You are the silliest class I have. Paul H.- Naw, all you have to do is- Wayne C.- Oh, is that so ? Everyone- We want a gym.

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