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Hui The beginning of a day of slavery?- My, what strange creatures!-Hmmm, I wonder what's over the1'e'?AALucky dogs!-What nice ice cream conesA Sightseeing? -- Some picnic, huh?- 'I'he Stumb1ers -Passing the noon hour-Two pretty rnaidensiBack to back-Eddie Muckenhirn studying?- Would you like some of my potato chips?-Ship ahoy-Two heads are better than one -Virginia preparing for the future-Oh, how We hate to leave school ! ? !
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FROM A to Z A is for Alger, who is still traveling to Mound B is for Bednorz, who by telephone spreads news a- round C is for Connelly and there is Czech, too D is for Ditty, also Dunn, who waits for a jeep that is true E is for Edward of which we have double F is for Farnick, Fredericks, and Fautsch, who stay out of trouble G is for gum that we'll chew after class H is for Harlan, a friend of any lass I is for ignorance which we don't possess J is for Johnson, who has personality in excess K is for Kuka, Kittock, and Kenney L is for Lowe, who as a tumbler, surprises many M is for Mooney, who to our class is no newcomer N is for Neisen, Nicolai, and Nolan, our drummer O is for Oestreich, who'll make butchering a fea- ture P is for Petersen, who is our home room teacher Q is for Queen Beverly, our class's charmer R is for Ralph, our future farmer S is for Strey, our class president and leader T is for twins, Matters and Schausts, who will have succeedors U is for understanding, we always have been V is for vacancy--in September it will be seen W is for Wandersee, Warhol, and Wetter X stands for kisses-could you do any better? Y is for Yantes, who has chosen her vocation Z is for Ziegler, now taking dictation Thus we have gone from A-Z Can you now our future see? -Irma Wandersee 1 THE DAY S LOG MIDNIGHT- 6:35 George finishes milking and eats break- 12:05 Kuka makes the first attempt to go in the fast. house. 6:45 Clarence F. goes out to catch a frog for 12:20 Jean and Bob still making their nightly , Mr. Nipp's biology class. rounds. 7:00 Mr. Juelke pushes his car down the hill. 12:30 Pat K. has a nightmare about ? ? 7:02 V4 His car sits at the bottom of the hill. 12:45 Willie leaves for Brookside. 4 7:11 Busses leave. 12:55 Jimmy N. drinks his last beer at the Town 7:20 School still cold. Club. 7:30 Gladys misses bus, drives car to school. 1:06 Virginia and Greasy are 'tjeepingn home. 7:35 Mary Ann goes off duty. 1:45 Everything's closed so Norma starts a 7:46 Marilyn F. starts to write shorthand. house party. 7:55 Mr. Kerr arrives. 2:00 Jean and Bob finally found the right road 8:00 Dolores F. has to wait for the train to pass. and are home safe and sound. 8:10 First bus comes in. 2:03 Pat Czech gets up and pops some corn and 8:15 Vivian explains her experiences in the has a sip of tomato juice. city. 2:15 Lucille dreams she's a fan dancer. 8:25 Oh, Oh, Stanley is absent today, must be 2:30 Kuka finds the door and goes in. picking turkeys. I 2:43 'James M. thinks of a new basketball idea 8:29M4 Mooney, grinning, walks into the room. for next year! 8:30 Bell rings, the day begins and the night 2:57V2 The yellow jeep is leaving Virginia's. ends. 3:05 Willie still isn't home. 8:34 Mr. Kerr and his satchel march into class. 3:15 Irma dreams she's an opera singer, with 8:45 All is quiet in Pete's study hall. Spike Jones. 9:00 Miss Simonet is silently reading Forever 3:21 Marion finally turns off the radio and all Amber in the library. is quiet. 9:05 Mr. Kerr insists strawberries are raised on 3:30 Mary Ann, the night operator is listening Valentine's Day. to an interesting conversation between 9:10 Andy just remembered he forgot his re- Irvin and Elaine. port on goats, 3:40 Willie finally dragged himself home and 9:18M1 There goes the bell. is now seeing pink elephants. 9:19 Mr. Parsons is patrolling the halls. Keep 3:50 Dolly turns over and continues her dream to the right! about Alfie. 9:21. Mrs. Sonnack says we must be quiet. 4:011!4 Norma turns in. 9:25 Rosemary is trying to get a chance to 4:05 The alarm has rung for the first time for speak. Schumacher. 9:35 Irvin catches a few winks of sleep. 4:15 Mr. Kerr is up and pushing his jeep to get 9:45 Marilyn N. is copying Czech's Physics. it started. 9:50 Hein is patiently pushing the keys on his 4:20 George has started for the barn. typewriter. 4:30 Miss Simonet rolls over and pulls the cov- 10:00 Lucille sticks Irvin with a hat pin and he ers off Miss Harris. wakens. 4:34 George has broken the record and milked 10:05 Rosemary finally get to speak. six cows, fell asleep on the seventh. 10:08 Vivian, walk back up those stairs -gee, 4:50 Mr. Petersen arrives home from bowling it looks like classes are passing. and starts taking exercises. 10:15 There's a noise in the study hall-Mr. 5:00 Schumacher has now gotten tup. Nipp marches in-still noise in the 5:15 Gladys and Clarence got home before sun- study hall. rise. 10:23 Harlan makes us of his study hall. 5:25 Mr. Kerr's jeep is running and he's back 10:30 Ralph and Willard are having a game of in bed. 66. 5:30 Mr. Becker starts the stoker at school. 10:37 Miss Simonet is teaching verbals to that 5:3114 Beverly has choir practice with the cows. Junior class. 5:45 Therese practices her music lesson. 10:45 Betty is copying Pat Kenney's English. 5:55 Howard gets up to catch the bus. 10:55 Jimmie N. looks at an Esquire magazine. 6:00 Mr. Kerr leaves for school. 11:00 The buzzer rings-mad rush to classes. 6:10 Mr. Petersen is making breakfast while 11:01M4 The Seniors win! his wife sleeps. , 11:10 Norma writes Mooney a note. 6:20 Miss Topic rises to comb her hair. 11:17 Eddie F. tears his desk off the floor. 6:30 Andy takes Jip and Susie for a little 11:25 Betty is called to give her speech-gee, walk. does she talk loud!
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