Sacred Heart Griffin High School - Dominicus Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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fi ITSM CUB . up bk 1 ' ,E-I at il JUNIOR PUZZLE CTen Years Have Passedl The other day I was walking along, and what do you suppose I saw? The door of a little box opened and out jumped all the juniors, No, it wasn't a little box, either. I just said that. 'Twas a great big box. They hopped out one by one and made their way to a little store on the corner. Now aren't you curious to know what they were doing? Wrell, if you'd stop Zlllfl think, you'd decide for yourself. The Class. realizing that its appetite was and always would be its most distinguishing characteristic. had decided to do light housekeeping en masse and run a grocery store that they might easily cultivate their talent and not just bury it. The sign hoard on the store read 'Tonlin Cuzensf' they having consumed the mcst pie in the shortest time to prove their skill and superiority. The shop was quite artistic with its triple Hellenic pillars holding up the porch roof. XVhen I went in to look around, just as one does at a grocery store, my heart gave a bound, You know how Glad ys one to see flowers in the spring. The very hrst thing to be seen was a huge bunch of Sweet XYilliams, and I de Clare right out in the middle of the store wasn't there a great YVinter batter of rosesga real Rush u know. Pau line s to Flowers, they said. except when Ma makes him mad. Then becoming Roth at the poor bush she'll Pitch ettu out of the window. They have had three Mary timesfhere over just this for where I'a's ire is kindled it certainly does Ili-rnice ally. Up Rose Conlin, the I'a of the establishment, from the Crispy t'ripe cracker box whereon she always sat and gave orders. I asked how was everything and everybody, i'a said that they were just barely able to keep balanced. Violet always Hartley :agreed to any proposal and kept things running smooothly, but you Cie celia kept muss- ing things up as fast as they got smoothed out. She was just like jiggs. IXIacG, rath ful at everything flinging rolling-pins at a great rate. But such are the ups and downs necessary to run such an establishment in a natural manner, said I'a. I glanced around and noticed that the place was abundantly decorated in lick ru and Blue. Vw id and overwhelming. I felt as if I were in a Mil dred fully near being crushed by the color scheme. I was about to absent myself unceremoniously when something reminded me that the junior taste always did run along the eat not the f'see line. Something in the very atmosphere made me feel hungry. I had Lu cile up some goodies for me. XVheu I asked for Ham, Breaker off a piece. said someone. She looks hungry. yelled a chorus of A-nin a bout, I think. Next I called for bread. Rie ly is on the list of best sellers. they said, so I took a loaf of that. I also got a bottle of Dressen. liorferu brand, I believe it was, a box of f'llobinson's animal crackers. a bag of fresh 'fI7rey ed potato chips, some I7ogar ty , and asparagus f'Tip s-A'tons of them because they look so good. Mv Ford hadn't started easily that morning, so I bought two new batteries at Hity cents I'ur cell.', They told me that to keep peace in the family they had Smith Bros. cough drops. :ind since I didn't want to be the cause of a demonstration of what harmony might turn into. I bought a box of these. This purchase made a tube of HM. C. Collins Cniversally Used toothpaste a necessity. My parcels were almost unmanageable, but Lou ise d up to the situation when she dcclared that if I thought a big bu.-Xg nes essary she would surely find me one. I handed the clerk two bits, bitt shrewd old I'a said. f'VVe must have Mor phyf' Yvhen I explained that that was the IXiax im amount I ever possessed at one time. I'n- hand them eats, you villain, cried they all. Uh, why will you 'Mar gret' expectations? I muttered mournfully, I'm hungry. But the pitiful appeal was to those old iee Bt-rgs neither here nor there. for the other Grocer Conlin who isn't the l'a jime d in and said, That's nothing. The juniors are always hungry. I could expect no compassion here, so I came away and left them to light house keep in their little-no, big box. Forty-Eight