Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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CGDARS , ,L X Ii'EI'ELATl0.YS OF .-1 FLY IN L. H. S. Well. this is sure enough blue Monday for L. H. S. I don't believe there's any- thing doing at all. Oh, yes! I guess I'1l go over and examine Miss Norwood's new dia- vncud, which everyone talks' about. Sakes! I don't think I can stay here. It's so hrieht it hurts my eyes, but I do wish I could stand to examine it more closely and see if it isn't at ten-center. Buz-z-z-z. IVell. I do believe Vetha is writing Arthur. I'll go see. Oh, my! This is stickier than tlyparer. I simply can't stand this sweet stuff. Buzbz-z-z-z. Theres Estle Nichols and she looks as if she is thinking of something interesting. Aly! such a roar as I hear in her head. I can only understand a word or two- Law- rence-Lawrence-come-backAto-me. Pooh. this is worse than Vethafs note. Buz-zezfz-z. It seems that everyone has this disease. Now just look at Martha Morris. Every time I buzz by her desk she's writing to Sox. For heaven sakes! VVhat kind of a storm have I got into now? I can hardly fly: Oh. I see. It's those horrid thought waves. Eugene and Alberta are always thinking of one another and as they sit only a few rows from one onother in the assembly, it cer- :ainly stirs up the atmosphere between them. I think I'll try and find someone who isn't love sick. There's Bennie DeVol. I'm sure he won't deceive his looks and he doe-sn't look love-sick. Vlfell, really, I believe he is through. for the air is fairly blue around him with thoughts of girls'-curls-and, why he is actually whispering-LotfLottie, I believe that's it. Well, I'd nev-er have thought that of you, Bennie. My goodness! I sure was scared then. I thought I was getting into a. wasp's nest and it was only Edna Clark's hair. I wonder where Evelyn Burroughs is. She always has some good candy and I'm pretty hungry. There she is and she-'s only chewing gum, but that doesn't do me any good. Speaking of candy makes me think. Yesterday I was up at the public library and llI':l'Q'S just lots of cases go in there and eat candy after school. I really donft believe Mvrtle and Clive Etchison ever have dates any place else. I've often wondered what makes Helen Ryan talk so much about Frankfort. She seems to think Frankfort is the only place on the map. Well, I'll just tell her it isn't, or I'm a loyal supporter of L. H. S. Vlfhy, just lots of times I help the teachers by' keeping some sleepy student awake. But it's a risky business, for just yesterday I hz rely missed being hit by an eraser, thrown by Noble Harlos, The other day I saw Lorenzo Dougherty had something on his mind. Yes, that's a fact. I thought that was pretty unusual, so I went over to investigate and he was thinking of a big bag of peanuts that he had spilled when he stumped his toe and fell flown right in front of the Star Drug Store. Well, I tried to console him by running :cross his forehead, but it only made him madder. That's what one gets for being kind. I noticed today that .Iulia Ridgeway is wearing her hair a la Robert. You know, in other words, bobbed. Between periods I thought I'd eavesdrop a little on Gaylon Overleese and Wayne Peabody and he said. Gaylon, only fools go with pretty girls. And guess what she said. Vl'hy she said, Oh, you flatter. Vlfell, this is getting monotnous, so I think Ifll go see lf I can't find some of those peanuts Lorenzo spilled. So long, L. H. S. Buz-zfzl-z-z.

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