Granite Falls High School - Boulder Yearbook (Granite Falls, NC)

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Professor Who? All-Am(!ri(;;in -the story of an immij raiil professor who comes to tcdcfi (mginef. ' rinjj at an obscure college, full of pr(jblems because of a losing football team. Being the genius that he is, Professor Fodorski devises a great mc ' thod of applying engineering to football: thus the winningest team in the nation and a student body that is finally interested in classes. Of course there are problems, such as his falling in love wiih the dean, his best pupil becoming a football meathead, and his loss of values; but, have no fear: he comes through in the end! Fur left: Ttie professor is amazed by his first football game, to say the least, tx ' ft: This is a bus? Far lower left: Moose will never learn (but Hulk keeps trying). Lower left: Susan is thrilled that Elizabeth has found her man. Lower center: A little fake hair here, old age lines there, some grey hair spray, and, presto! a Fodorski! Lower center: Oh, the agonies one must suffer for glamour on stage. Below: What is a musical, if there is no music?

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Ah, do(!sn ' t it feci just wonderful to wake; up bright and early on those school days, looking for- ward to your classes? You can almost reach out and touch the knowledge that you will find each day. Your heart feels it, deep down, and you can sense advancement and betterment of s(!lf in the air. P el- ings of hope find their way inside you, and . . . What ' s that? You don ' t think it ' s quite that ex- citing? Perhaps, you are right. Classes do not rank in the top ten on the ratings chart of thrills, but they ' re not all bad. Who knows— maybe, if you try very hard and listen and stay awake and curtail a few neighborly conversations, you may just learn some- thing. And it isn ' t really painful or repulsive to learn. You may begin to like it. my classes . . .