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HOW TO BEGIN THE DAY WRONG (A one act play.) Scene— North Shore Country Day School, Dunlap Hall, Room VI Time — 8:20 to 8:40 on any school morning Jeanette comesin, looks around, takes off her coat and hat, and goes out (pre- sumably to study hall) whistling from Just Fancy . Lou enters and does the same, only sings Opera instead of whistling. Betty comes in and sits down with her books. She forgot her Latin book last night. Helen is seen standing in the doorway. Helen — Oh darn 1 , slams her books on the floor. Betty — What ' s the matter? Helen — Nothing. Oh darn! , picks up her books and wanders aimlessly around the room. More girls arrive. Anna and Mary chattering as fast as possible. Mary — Oooh Anna, where will we be three weeks from today? Anna — I know. Say Mary, I ' m going to take my yellow and flowered and the blue silk and maybe the pink one. Madame — Good morning, girls , she bustles to the empty locker and removes her helmet and puts on her sweater. Everyone — (almost simultaniously) Good morning, Madame. Did your car freeze this morning? Madame — Oh no, only I forgot gas and water, so it wouldn ' t run. Let ' s just sit down now girls. Annie — But, Madame, the bell hasn ' t rung yet. Madame — Well, we ' ll be quiet while I read the bulletin. ' Sally Jenkins in the Third Grade lost one mitten last Friday. If found, please return to the Third Grade room. Will the following please call at the office ' — Let me see, no, there are none of our girls here. During this oration the remaining members of the class enter and shout at each other. A bell rings. Madame — There, the bell rang! Let ' s just sit down and be quiet. You know our graph has gone down and these ten minutes should mean so much to us. Adelaide — But why shouldn ' t we have our ten minutes to ourselves? That ' s what they ' re for. Madame — No, that isn ' t what they ' re for. Now can ' t someone just clean the boards and open the windows? Chalk dust flies and first the room is frigidly cold, then suffocatingly hot as the ventilation is fought over. Madame — Who is absent this morning? Everyone has a different opinion, but finally, just as the slip goes out with several names on it, it is decided that all are present. This causes a good deal of excitement, and several must hurry up to Mr. Jone ' s office to assure him that they are present. The talking is continued for about ten minutes. Madame interrupting regularly every minute with Let ' s just sit down now , or Mr. Smith wants us to be quite quiet these ten-minute periods. Finally the bell rings and there is an instantaneous rush for the door. Madame sighs as she picks up books, straightens chairs, and gets ready to control her next T H E 8 O P H M R E C LASS Two happy years we ' ve spent in High School; As this one draws to close We wish we might once more be Sophomores, Our happiest year as everyone knows We ' ve passed through the greenish hue of Freshmen Timidly entering the door. Now we ' re all Sophomores onward pressing, Eager still for knowledge more. So here ' s to the Sophomore class!
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CLASS OFFICERS Gregory Durham Annie Mason Elizabeth White President Vice-President Secretary
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