Mount Pleasant High School - Tattler Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, IA)

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CCH E 'CA R GE T 6'Of coursc not-cut that man out-OUT I say! Almost over-over- lost on at fumble! He sank back with a groan. J im, what was it you lost? Let's look, maybe we can find it. A yell from the crowd drowned her reply and he struggled to his feet again. They've got it! Some old light! You can't keep 'em down. Hurrah --whoopie! Hang on to the pig-skin-! What is it? Why, I'm telling you. This is a scientiiic explanation. Just listen-I'm telling you all-Hit for that chalk-push it over! They're going--tl1ey're going-! No, Margot dear, they aren't telling each other a secret, they're giving signals. Just listen-I'm telling youewoowie-punt, you mad-man, punt! It's your only chance! A pretty one. You'll get a write-up for that, my boy! Over you go! Woowie-whoop, whoop-hurrah! They're over, Margot, they're over, old girl! The girl looked at him in dismay. As the exultant crowd surged through the gates, the boy was fairly brimming over with enthusiasm. A fine game, what? And you understand it all, don't you? Some grand little explainer, I am! So excited was he that he failed to notice the expression which flick- ered over the gir1's face. - Yes, I understand it thoroughly and I'm sure that I would compre- hend any play that they would make. You don't know how much I appre- ciate your efforts. This has been one exciting afternoon. But you haven't told me yet whether they use a bat or whether they toss it through a hoop. They couldn't pick it up from the ground with so many out there this afternoon, so I didn't know which they were trying to do. Dumbell! under his breath. What did you say about a bell? I didnit see any bell. Oh, I said that you were the belle of the afternoonf, and smiling down at her, he ducked her hand through his arm and they rushed to join the fast-forming parade which was to celebrate the victory. 6ylKQEQBNaIRvblKd6hl KdblRd4h2ldk!kWORdW2lvk!m!NDMN!MkN2Ml9klFQ9

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