Black Earth High School - Earthman Yearbook (Black Earth, WI)

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x I:-:-.: -.--:--:.4:; x1 v '- M u IMKK M w THE PERFECT DAY 8:00- The first bus comes cruising in. 8:15- Some of the girls on the first bus are downstairs combing their hair. 8:30- Second bus comes rolling in and the kids run out before the bus has come to a halt. 8:40- Mrs. Bussewitz comes down the hall, on her way to her desk to begin her studying. 9:00- The first bell rings and everyone runs madly to the assembly and SURPRISE! .' 3 Dick B. is in school this morning. , 9:15- Mr. Norslien is through with roll call and classes have begun. 9:30- Mrs. Turk is giving a lecture in Social Problems class on juvenile delinquency. . 9:45- The Freshmen are silently? ? ? studying their General Science for a test. 10:00- The Physics class is druelling over Mr. Norslien's jokes. 10:15- Mr. Bronson is betting a Babe Ruth candy bar with Margy 0. over a problem in Bookkeeping. 10:30- Mr. Bronson finds the Seniors in the assembly all by themselves, noisily chewing bubble gum and wondering whether they should have another class meeting. 10:45- The Seniors have a Class meeting with Alan Fesenfeld in the lead 11:00- The Juniors are writing an easy test in United States History. Or are they ? ? ? ? ? ? ? , 11:15- Curtis Everson is giving another talk in Citizenship class about politics. 11:30- Mary Ann B. smiles gently? ? ? ? as Alan F. wipes his shoes on her white socks. 11:45- Lorene S. is buried in her Geography book. 12,:00- The bell rings and everyone rushes to dinner. 12:15- Roland K. sticks his head in the Science room to see who is eating in there. 12:30- Some of the Senior boys are up to their usual tricks. 12:45- Elsie H. and Gene B. are hanging out the hall window. 1:00- Mr. Norslien tells everyone to pick up the paper beside their desks. 1:15- th jyjii Mr. Bronson repeats to the typing class. ' 1:30- The Seniors have begun to work madly on their annuals. 1:45- Geography class is patiently but noisily waiting for Mr. Bronson to come to class.

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2:00- 2:15- 2:30- 2:45- 3:00- 3:15- 3:30- ?:45- 4:00- 4:15- 4:30- 4:45- 5:00- 5:15- 5:30- 5:45- 6:00- 6:15- 6:30- 6:45- 7:00- 7:15- 7:30- 7:45- 8:00- 8:15- 8:30- 8:45- 9:00- 10:00- 10:30- 11:00- 11:30- 12:00- Two Seniors, vLois O. and Lurlene K. are slowly opening their eyes after a nap in Algebra class. First bell rings while Mr. Bronson aks Mable H. what would happen if cows always ate grass on a hillside. Eddie M. plops down behind a certain Freshman girl duriiig English class in assembly. 0'. BJ Anna is thinking about her date for tonight with Frankie 1. Jane U. giggles over a library book she is reading. Beverly B. pricks herself painfully with a needle. Fixids the cheerleaders making posters for the basketball games Gladys A. and Flora Belle H. are walking through the halls talking over the night before. Everyone is running to the bus, stumbling over everything. They don't want to walk home tonight. Gerry K. is pounding at the typewriter. Wonder where Torge is? ? ? ? ? Deanie B. is patiently walking about smoking his pipe. I A certain Senior boy by the name of Dori B. is looking for a certain Senior girl by the name of Mary Ann B. who, shall we say, is reading or hiding????????? Vivian I... has finally rounded up his load and is hurriedly going home. The bus is dumping out the Howery girls. Betty H. just broke one of the supper dishes. Must have been thinking about somebody? I f 3 Judy B. and Donna W. are arguing over who is going with whom that night. Bill P. is rushing to the barn to get through with chores because of a heavy date. Johnny A. is switching stations after listening to the Chesterfield Supper Club. Eddie P. is milking cows, that isn't saying his mind is on it, though? ? ? ? Mr. Norslien is about ready to take a drive to Mt. Horeb. I wonder where to from there? ? ? ? ? Lorene S. is hurriedly getting ready because she doesn't like to keep him waiting for her. Lois O. is racking her brain over bookkeeping. Girls are either putting up their hair or taking it down. Torge is talking to Gerry over the phone. We wonder? ? ? ? ? Fezz tAlani is on his way to the bowling alley. Kenneth Z. is on his way, too, not saying where. Gene B. is admiring a pin which he swiped from a certain Freshman girl. Could it be I. B. ? ? ? ?? ? Mr. Bronson is reading bedtime stories to his three sons. The Mid-Westerners are tuning up their fiddles for an Old-time barn dance at the New Valley Hall. Wilma K. is leaving the Mt. Horeb theater after seeing her favorite show One More Tomorrow twith her favorite datei. Margy O. is curled up in bed reading her favorite magazine. Betty B. is happily minding her uncle's children. Shirley S. and Jean D. are going out to have some pop during intermission at the barn dance. All the doorsteps are kept busy tor is it too early? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?i