Creston High School - Annual Yearbook (Creston, OH)

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HONOR STUDY HALL The accurate hand of the study hall clock shows 1:45. The somber seniors file out of the English Class into their home room which is in the study hall, Most of the sixteen seniors along with several juniors and sophomores are scattered throughout the study hall. There should he a lot of studying taking place since there is no teacher to urge us on. Everyone gets settled down partially and deep study begins. Yes, everything is so quiet. Maybe they are expecting the State School Inspector. Then comes a light noise from the outside. Is this the State Inspector? Yes, in steps the Inspector. No, wait a minute, it is not the Inspector . . . it is Mr. Frey, much to the disappointment of the study hall pupils. My, how quiet, thinks Mr. Frey, then proceeds to gather up magazines and to place them in their correct places in the magazine rack. After completing this daily task, the telephone is heard ringing, and the oc' cupants of the study hall cross their lingers in hopes that the call may be for him. Roberta Rugh summons him from the door as they all heave a sigh of relief. just as Mr. Frey disappears through the doorway, a bugle is sounded which is Roy Lucas giving his yell of relief. Shortly after the disappearance of the superintendent a dark shadow is seen coming across the room heading straight for Harold Reese's head. You guessed it- an eraser. Then comes more erasers, chalk, candy fthe hard kindj, books, paperfwads and pencils. Then voices are heard in the hall. Who can that be, are the words upon each student's lips. The curious Kent Ripley is on his way to find out. On hands and knees, Kent starts toward the door. Getting a few feet from his seat, Harold Reese sees his chance and a thud is the report of a hard connection between pants and foot. A cry is heard from the lips of Ripley, but still on hands and knees, he proceeds on. Peeking around the corner of the door, he sees it is not Mr. Frey and the war again continues. More erasers, chalk, hooks, paperfwads and candy. Suddenly footsteps are heard coming down the hall-Mr. Frey,-Mr. Frey,- Mr. Frey,-Mr. Frey are the words whispered all over the study hall and all is silent. The pupils are diligently studying the first book they happened to get their hands on. Then the climax comes to its peak, in walks - John Coffey. Seeing their quiet behavior was in vain the war was again announced. But this time, Kent and Harold have become interested in their studies and between the two everything is quiet. Then suddenly out of the clear blue sky, steps Mr. Frey. Harold and Kent, why can't you behave? I think you better go over and sit through Latin class with Mrs. Biblerf' With reddened faces they trudge through the door into the pig latin class. Finally, everything is quiet and serene, -Betty Plants and Dean Blough fPage Twentyfeightj

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