Milford High School - Trojanette Yearbook (Milford, IN)

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1940-Trojanette-1941 CLASS GRUMBLE GRUMBLE I GRUMBLE I GRUMBLE I THAT IS PRACTI- CALLY ALL I'vE HEARD OR DONE FOR THE YEAR. NOW FOLKS, IIM NOT AT ALL INCLINED TO GRUMBLE, AL- THOUGH I CAN DO MY SHARE WHEN IT IS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY. BUT WHEN IT COMES TO PUTTING MY GRUM- BLINGS ON PAPER, WELL, THAT CALLS FOR MORE GRUM- BLING. WHAT I CAN'T UNDERSTAND IS, WHY SHOULD I OUT OF A CLASS OF TWENTY-FIVE, BE CHOSEN TO DO THE GR MBLING? BUT I GUESS NO ONE ELSE WANTED IT, SO HERE I AM WITH A FEW OF THE COMPLAINTS OF MY FELLOW-CLASSMATES. MR. NEFF, WHO WAS OUR HISTORY TEACHER, HAD AN INEXHAUSTIBLE KNOWLEDGE OF CURRENT AFFAIRS. HE WOULD OFTEN TALK A WHOLE PERIOD AT A TIME ABOUT THE WORLDIS PRESENT CONDITION, AND WHEN TEST DAY CAME, HE EXPECTED US TO BE ABLE TO ANSWER THE QUESTIONS HE ASKED ABOUT THE CHAPTERQ CAN YOU BEAT THAT? GLEN TREESH CAN'T FIGURE OUT WHY HE COULDN'T TAKE THE TOPS OFF THE DESKS IN ENGLISH CLASS. NOT ONLY WAS THIS MORE COMFORTABLE, BUT ALSO, MUCH SAFER, BECAUSE THEN YOU WOULD BE IN A BET- TER POSITION TO DODGE A SLAP, ERASER, CHALK, OR WHAT-NOT. AND THIS NEW CITIZENSHIP SYSTEM THEY RE- CENTLY ADOPTED IS SIMPLY HORRIBLEZ WHY, NOW THEY HAVE IT SO THAT YOU CAN'T SIT ON YOUR DESKS, YOU CAN'T CHEW GUM, OR EAT CANDY, ITHEY PRACTICALLY STARVE US, AND YOU HAVE TO GO IN AND OUT CERTAIN DOORSQ NOW, THOSE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE MANY NEW RULES, AND THE PUNISHMENT FOR THESE LITTLE MIS- DEAMENORS IS EITHER THE TWENTY MARKS OEDUCTED FROM YOUR GITIZENSHIP GRADE OR ELSE A NICE LIT- TLE TREK TO THE ASSEMBLY.