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

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12:00- 12:05- 12:45- 12:50- 1:15- 1:30- 2: 00- 2:10- 3:00- 4:00- 5:00- 5:30- 5:45- 6:00- 7:00- 7:30- 7:45- 8:00- THE PERFECT DAY Everyone should be in bed? ? ? ? Oh. oh. couldjhat possibly be Bill P. tearing down main street- working for Weberagain? ? ? Mable says to Aelred B., I must go in. Al, Oh, no its e-arly yet. I. 'M'rs. Turk studying like mad -- politics or society problemsa? ? ? ? Al finally walks Mable to the door, so Kenny Zander can go home. Miss Barber suddenly wakes up .in her sleep and writes down the answer and poem for her Junior English Class to learn tomorrow 1 it' s possiblei . Margie O'Connell and Eddy P. arrive home after a. late movie - oh, pardon me, car trouble. Margie warns Eddy to write this week or else J ? Gordon D. dreaming sweetly, but soundly of eight beautiful girls, tCan they dance? ? ? M Mr. Eastman turns over in his sleep and murmurs drowsily - oh, that shorthand class! Torge G. in a. deep slumber is dribbling the ball down the court with a pair of wings - godd sign for that game tonight. Mrs. Barman calls Gene for the second time--Gene answers ah, shucks, I just got home! Mr; Linley wakes Gene for the second time. or is it the third. 'and goes out to milk cows, what, two flat tires on the old ford - where could Gene have been last night? ? ? ? ? ? ? Kenny Z. is trying so hard to get that milking done - oh, my head aches - another card party last night? All students are up- - getting chores done and hurriedly dress- ing for school. Mrs. Tanner is hurriedly wending her way from Madison to the big city of Black Earth. The Black Earth High School buses are stopping, jerking and picking up the school enrollment. Natalie L. opens one eye and says sleepily, Sure wish I'd went to bed earlier last night.

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8:30- 8:47- 8:59- 9:00- 9:01- 9:05- 9:45- 10:30- 11:15- 12:00- 1:00- ylz45- 2:00- 2:20- 2:25- 3:00- 4:00- 4:10- 5:30- THE PERFECT DAY iContinuecD All buses have arrived and all students and teachers are ready for the day. Do tell - why Mr. Norslein. we thought you were here hours ago'. Gerry Knowles, Erleen S. and FloraBelle H. arrive and rush up- stairs. Everyone in their seats - and all is quiet for roll call? ? ? ? ? ? Oh, oh. a few minutes late this morning iseems like half the schooD. . 'Miss Barber. with a smile says to her Senior English Class, Now if you were freshmen, I'd expect you to write this out - but as seniors--?' First period is over and everyone rushes to their next class. Mrs. Tanner has finished giving her Home Ec. class the low down on dress making. Fourth period - all freshmen are set in their seats with plenty of work to do. The school is turned lose, there is a great rush for coats, a mad dash for the door, and everyone, is on their way for dinner. Mr. Norslein is busily taking roll call--again- The fifth period is over for another day and the physics class are arounsed from their daily nap. It keeps us guessing who's the wisest after social problems class - the class or Mrs. Turk? iMrs. Turki Mr. Festge's turn to take charge - for chorus - or isn't that possible? ? ? Bob D. is rudely interrupted from his daily nap in Geometry class. The bell rings and everyone bustles to basketball practice, clubs, or whatever happens to need the most attention. Oh, boy - school is let out for another day. Oh, oh, who is that heading for the drug store, yes, just as we thought Donna W. and Gene 3., wait a minute could that be FloraB elle H. and Virgil T. going that way too? ? ? ? iCould bei Time for basketball boys to be heading for home after the night's daily practice.