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.IN Hasten, oh hasten, oh hasten away. amen Push! Squash! Push! OUCH! Why is everyone hurrying just to sit in that huge heaven of seats again? Hey! I hear music. Ug! That trumpet call. Who was that? No one on that hump in the floor has a trumpet. Where in the universe - uh - I mean - uh - on earth did they come from? They werenJt there the first time I got pushed in here. A new chief is speaking this time. So you're john Maier. Glad to know you, john Maier. I can't look!,' Oh my heavens! That rude boy is laughing at his teacher. Oh-h-h-h-h! They,re all laughing. How rude! That poor, poor man. Singing and dancing and an art exhibit too, but the masterpieces are so wobbly! PLEASE! Be careful. Watch out, young fella, when you jump out hre exits. Besides, you all are quite solar-silly to sing while your home is burning like a meteor. ta,M 4
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55 N00 10 W ,Q Q-fs LTV? ,il ' -ll' - School, Jenninq Ili Mr. Maier discusses the next issue of the Growl with the Feature Section, fl. to nl Joan Henderson, Pat Blakemore, Carol Wetzel, Bill Rinehart and Carol Weusthoff. Excitement comes with the year's First issue of the new look news sheet. Editor Donna Arning Crightl, and,Carol Sanford of the Editorial Section get the final word from Dr. Jones. CStaff members not pictured: Bob Est and Linda Haynesj ...nl Sports is a man's job, but it takes Doug Ahlert, Bill Rinehart and Al Szarwinski to find out why the Hockey team lost? Big news! Juniors reach 33,000 in'-sales. Gary Veidt, Gay Eastman, Mike Hagan and Gail Walker interview Dona Flory and Kathy Reeves. 2 M. Vi,-1: gmt Fai like pitc all in sixt dar look your T ol loc thi 11 nina mms while Rl!!!
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EVERYTHING GOES Oh! I forgot. He . . . He ean't even hear signals. What now! Those lunarties are playing baseball without a ball. Imagine no shriveled, shrunken planet-sphere. Singing in burning buildings, baseball without a ball, oscillating Indians, scary janitoros, and sad little umpires. What is this any-sphere? Listen! Listen! Another Openin, of Another. Oshhhh. They disintegrated. But I know I remember another openin, of another another SHOW. That's it. Itls a SHOW. Come to think of it. Maybe I'll just zoom along and follow these earth-people, show-people to fejerson Barracks and Bayless so I can see it again -this . . . this show. MR. JOHN E. MAIER Journalism, Vocal Music Colorado University, B.M.E Michigan University, Take my camels, I'll keep my girls. nn-lClN Ebbet's Field comes to St. Louis. Rock, rocking Redwingf'
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