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Home Room Feb 29 1944 Dear Jlm Well here we are agam Those exams are finally over whew' but most of us came out all right on them Of course they werent exactly k1dd1ng when they had the Flunkers Frollc a few days ago Now to get back to the old grind Thls semester several new courses are bexng of fered to ambltlous students trlgonometry secretarlal trammg vocatlonal shop and be gmnmg Journahsm for up and coming un derclassmen to prepare for thelr ordeal on the Buccaneer and yearbook next year least ten bottles of milk and two or three lunches were accldentally dropped on the floor You should have been here to g1V6 out w1th your usual horselaugh Fortunately no one got spllled on and when peace was re stored the teachers en masse turned around agam In the cafeterla durlng early Septem ber several freshmen lnnocently started eat mg at the teachers table They soon found out' The cafeterla does good buslness this year as usual Sexeral new schemes haxe been trled out on us and have prox ed successful MISQ Brlghentl s pet scheme IS the A lunch If you get soup sandw1ch vegetable and mllk or main dlsh sandwich 'vegetable and milk flxe cents IS taken off your total These are all 1n keeplng w1th the dally food guide posted at the end of the lunch llne to lIlSp1I'6 students on the1r cho1ces Also under the Sl1bS1d19S plan whlch as Robert Gardner says cheats the farmers faheml you can get Whlte m1lk for a penny At every table quarts and quarts of the mxlgoratmg bever age haue been consumed If Dick Gerlmg doesnt start moomg soon It wont be h1s fault He drank two quarts of mllk on a bet He drank It raw straight from the bottle no straw or anything' It vias swell hay 1ng you home Just one trouble you weren t here long enough You tell your commandlng officer that you have to come home agaln There have been a lot you could all be home at once Most of them come over to school and It seems a lot llke old tlmes Most of the teachers are carrymg on a lot of correspondence w1th SQFVICG men and women icou ve probably heard from some of them I thlnk there s going to be a picture of you IH the yearbook this year Remember that plcture that W1lllS King took of you talkmg to Miss Baldw1n Well that s it You re so tth B BIIRL tad? . A . K .K -Y , . ' . . 1 - Y ' ' 7 ' ' ' -1 ' cc 99 uv 7 . Y Y . . . . Y . 7 I 9 ' Y , N . . . K . . , . y ' K4 77 y - K ' L r l . v Q T . K , n .vu o u L , A L ' . . , V . . . , . . . , . L . y . K . . T . , . i . . . , . , - 7 7 . . . . . T . - T Y , i It was so funny in the Cafeteria today: at of service men home lately. It was nice that ' , . . . . , ' 7 y 7 ' ' K , 1 ' ' . . . . , . . . - . .K Y . 1 A , 1 u Q u u . . . , . , . . , . The cafteria during second lunch hour, or, feeding time a e zoo. Bill eck, i u ledge, and Lurleane Van Cleave are s n in . 29
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Speaklng of Camp Ellis thats the new tralnlng center down beyond Peorla where Mr Propps IS you know and lt seems that the hospltal there got the last batch of maga z1nes the Junior Red Cross collected They wrote Mrs MCMIIIBH a very nice thank you letter Remember The Last of the Mohzcans that novel we read when we were sophomores? Well we had it on the movle program the other day Talk about excitement' Randolph Scott was certalnly there when It came to fightmg the French and the unfriendly In dlans Of course he was always alded by h1s two Indian pals and spurred on by the loxe of the heroine I forget her name We had semester exams last week They were the same as usual hard Tests were Friday and grade sheets were passed out on the following Monday Down m the corner IS a shot of exams 1n the cafeterla The kids seem hard at work don t they? They had to be because at this particular time the physlcs tests were gomg on so you can understand why most of the klds were so intent I paid for yours and my yearbook last week I vsant to be sure to get them They cost S1 25 this yeal and Flsher Day Flske and Company are trylng to make collectlons 1n only three lnstallments Jean Pennebaker Joan Hxtter and Esther Sears received the prizes ln the snap shot contest thls year but I guess the big news IS the really good plc tures Willis Klng and others are shootlng w1th that new Speed Graphlc the school bought It's supposed to be a honey, flash gun, range finder, and everythlng The most fun of the month was the Exam Bust Remember how we doubledated last year? I went alone thls time have been thinkmg qulte a lot about the fact that my days as a high school guy are limited I got into N 12 the rnlddle of February you know Any may I had a good tlme Unknown to the dancers some of the teachers were p1ck1ng out bests Dorle Sex erson and Guido Fran Zettl won first prize for lltterbuggmg and Jean Svoboda and John Holm for slow danc lng The prlzes were boxes of candy and Wlth 300 there you can guess how long they lasted I thlnk MISS Sanders IS gettlng angry be cause I m not paylng attentlon so I ll have to close for now I sure hope you get your fur lough next month Everyone here IS looking forward to seelng you Goodbye for now U f04 H hdd np Y gA kth gm H t gh . I Q r . Y . . I I . f- , . 7 7 ' ' , . . I ' My I A we - as A A 79 5 ' y K ' - ' ' H' nu' . . . . . . - 9 ' 1 Two wizards at work. John Elzer and Don Murdock doing just ' , I a little last minute cramming for exams. v - - r . . , Y I , I I , .- . . . . I . I I , , I . . . . , C Z ' ' Zi 1 1 Y I . , 1 ' ' , . held on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Boy, does this look familiar? I can almost hear you saying . it. Notice John ealy over on the right an Sl e. A arentl 9 Crai rmstrong next to him writes interesting tests. I don't ' . ' 'I thin at hand in the air helon s Franklin ill, over on the . . . lvf , even thou it does look like it. And, what is going on up ' ' ' on the other side of Jerry Peace? Y , . , I 9 ' a I I I 1 A ' K Iv 1 9 ' v I I . , 1 L l ' a . . X l 28
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t B ld L. h photogemc you know I m sendlng you a pr1nt so y ou ll see Just how photogemc Golly there haxe been loads of SQIXICG men around town but they y e been mostly from the troops at Starx ed Rock There 1snt much for the troops to do around Ottawa The Servlce Men s Center has been a b1g help though Eyery y ear the Daughters of the Amerlcan Rex olutlon haxe sponsored a sen1or g1rl from OHS to represent the Ottawa chapter 1n the Ill1no1s Good C1t1zensh1p contest The SGHIOTS xote for thelr cholce th1s year the glrl voted as haylng outstandlng characterlstlcs of good c1t17ensh1p IS Lols Schleevogt She W1ll re celye a medal the mnth g1rl around dear old OHS to recelye the honor The state s bestest c1t1zensh1p g1rl recely es a hundred dollar war bond for her trouble Brlght and early on the fourth Dr Colllns of the T B sanatorlum gaye a talk to all the students and teachers although thev always take a test anyway about the good of tak1ng a tuberculosls test ex ery year It yy as yery 1nterest1ng as usual although we ye been hearlng them fo1 four years so you know as well as we do what he sald As a lesult of the pep talk 875 students took the test on Valentlne s Day of all tlmes The klds went lnto the bandroom w here the doctols nurses s rums and needles were waltlng for the poor puplls who were wearlng pasty faces C 601 ge Kapas stood It well and ex en oHe1ed h1s serxlces as a stretcher bearer Our nurse M1s McM1llan fremember her and the palned GXDFQSSIOHS she d haxe when xxe d go 1n for an excuse 'U has been gettlng br1ll1ant 1deas about the Jumor Red Cross her d1x1s1on of home front act1v1t1es Her latest 1dea that she got from a magazlne on such stuff IS a drlxe by the JRC to collect old or nexx yunk Jewelry to help out the boys IH the South Paclflc You aren t there yet but maybe you w1ll be soon so Im roundlng up all the excess baggage I haxe got from tlme to tlme and am g1x 1ng It all to the dr1ye The serx1cemen use It for barter because the na t1x es don t l1ke money but they do l1ke glltter Last week ey ery thmg xx as popplng A lot of boys were home B1ll DePaol1 Lodge Rud n1cky Dlck Dunax an Sandy Peace Kennv Sapp and Don Klllelea They all were around school for a day or txyo Also lt yx as the week of s1x weeks tests for most of the klds As usual they were all pretty bad We d1dn t haye our chemlstry test unt1l a few days ago Golly lf I flunk chem1stry I dont graduate so I sure hope I passed It After lt was oy er everybody was moamng low On the eley enth as close to Valentlne s Day as posslble the Home Ec Club gaye a Leap Yea1 Sweetheart dance The k1dS 1n charge of arrangements for It had decorated ap proprlately Wlth hearts cuplds I love you s and such stuff all over the new gym There was one of them She was v1s1t1ng her old alma mater I guess They had a swell floor show the Hlghwaymen gave out Beyerly Peterson burst through a huge whlte paper heart l1ke a breath of sprlng Marv Hecht gal loped over the plano l1ke the Lone Ranger E 1 ' . Y I I , I Y . . Y Y 1 u 1, v A . , Y . U , ' 7 Y. w 1 , 1- u ' 9 ' I . . Y . . Y. . . Y Y. V A. Y K - . Y , . Y . . Y Y . 7 . I U . Y Y Y . . - I . ' 1 ' v . V v v 7 7 w 7 u ' Y 7 , . Y . V Y I . I I . Y , . I I I I . I Y Y Y . , I , . Y ' V - V , I I I . 1 V ' ' V 9 . v A 1 1 ' ' 1 I I I I . I , Well. well, Jim, here you are talking wi h Miss a win. I'm V I , so glad NVillis took a picture of you talking to her out in the hall. , - v None of us will over for 'et hoxx' she used to run out during class , ' K ' L 1 7 to see all t Q boys on leave. ' K v Y . . K - . . . , A 9 9 K J . Y Y , A . Y ' I - , , - - , were qulte a lot of chaperones. M1ss Korellls I Y I, I . U , Y . . . v 4 V. o ' ' as as v7 v , I . I , I M I Y . v ' Y I . , ' . I . V v I A I . . . , Y . - A ' A o 1 K Q , 7 7 7 l , Y . Y . . I I Y . I I ' Y K Y ' Y K ' Lole puts her pin back on after passin it around so we all could ' see it. It's all gold and very neat. A v A' A A A A' A A I - ' . Y . . Y . Y , . I I I I . . Y . . . Y Y I I s - A 1 ' v . . I , y V A ' v -, 7 7 . 1, Y . v 7 7 Y I . . . , A l ' 7 Y 7 . Y Y I , I I v v y 7 ' 1 I I . I I I I I f ' , Y Y 1 - v . I W , I . I , I , Il I , S3 I', I 7' I A' v A A 1 A N A l v 1 I I I I ,. ' . Y Y. Y - A , - I I I I . 1 1 . , I . . . , Y Y L A A V Y , . . I . , . . . . . . ' O- W I . A , , Y ' ,, 30 X
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