Northeast Junior High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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rig LI Have you changed yet ? Nafziger Butter Cream Bread YOUR Store for Dry Good Notions and Furnishings! J. EBERT 4436 ST. JOHN AVE. S, Apr. 29-We have finished Tales of a Wayside Inn and are taking Julius Caesar. I like it pretty well,-beta ter than poetry anyhow. May 3-Maybe we're going to move into the new building next week. Won't that be great? May 7-I'm tired, tired to death, I've been cramming for five diary. weeks exams, and it's terrible. May 12-Whe-ew-w! That's over and my report cards suit me fine. May 17-I knew my old coat looked pretty shabby, but listen to this. I missed my coat from the staff room, and after so much scratching around, found it among the lost and found articles, in the office. Rob- ert Spurrier seemed to think it looked so bad that someone had ditched it, so he took it to the office. Gee what a slam! May 21-Oh, I went to the Hi-Lite banquet the other night. It was quite perfect, couldn't have been better. May 25-I'm getting my new spring outfit and of all the hustle and bustle that there is. June 1-I'm terrible busy, diary. Fi- nals! Don't you pity me? Compliments .J 0 u of R. A. Long l,.-razoff? wb K3 iK5fiX5F 5? 55' 5' . One l1I1H1flI'Cd Tfcwzriy-flz1'cu

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