Stickney School - Echoes Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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I-Ia7el I-Ier7og has surpassed herself It yy s one ot those chilly days and yy hen told in history class to moye aw ay from behind a map so that she might be seen she said Oh no its so much warmer over here close to South America The sun is streaming in a elass roona window Radiators are going lull blast The thermometer registers 95 'I he door opens and a fair young thing enters muffied in a raccoon coat Between the chatters of her teeth we hear Why dont they heat this school I never yy as so eold in my life This same process is repeated in the next class ete and yy hen the butterfly nnally emerges we discover that she is Sarah Frances Savage John OConnor ha a h ha hahaaaaahhha We believe that the S P C A does sonae mighty lane vsork but we didn t real17e that We have a representatiye in our midst Alice Shepherd was caught pulling a horse s misplaced feed bag up over his nose in the alley a few weeks ago Ah now we know where your equestrian tendencies come from Alice Why was Marion I-Iawes lying on her back in the middle of the floor with her legs up in the air She had the hiceoughs of course and someone told her what to do about it Miss Coyne was giving an English class breathing exercises to improve the tone of their voices but being unaccustomed to such strenuous activity they were a little Wheezy Emally Miss Coyne admonished the girls to relax their tenseness as they inhaled impatiently informing them that if they all werent so tight they would be able to accomplish more XVhy girls Alberta Weichmann coming into biology class Miss Fish may I feed the kischest Anyhow Alberta we re glad you had the grace to blush Anyone coming into the study hall during the last two periods would ,robably notice Ethel Merrilat s shoes under the table although Ethel s feet are nowhere to be seen We knov. that people sometimes roll up their sleeves when they study but maybe Ethel s different lacqueline Smith must haye a etnlty eonseuenee No sooner does Miss Kisch start to discuss the class goldfish or Aliee Shepherd s trials and tribulations in rabbit breeding or any subject that doesn t happen to be in the biology for that day than Jacqueline will reaeh for a piece ol paper and begin sweetly Nou Miss Kisch yy hat did you sax the exoskeleton oi the arthropoel yy as eomposed of Much gritting ol teeth ensues on the part ot the class The best vyay to make Vliss Coy ne smile is to enter a class with Hum in Vera ONe1ll s mouth Sy ncopated banging of the latest song hit on the Piano sloyy shuflling ol feet a fevs scattered murmurs of bliss sigl s the air tingling with emotion soulful expressions uistful preoeeupieel gazes the high school girls are enjoying their alter luncheon dance Betsy Arminger and 'Xlarion Hanes start out to luneh in Marion s ford yy ith the best intentions in the yy orld but sometimes they don t liye up to them XVe ye begun to wonder if they hate that ear trained XVont somebody extend eon ratulations to Iianees O Neill Vliss C oyne nt been able to get an argument out ol her ll ye XVhat causes twat eaution Frances if !l 19 1 19 il II il 19 10 19 il QYOQY QI QDOCIOII 91I91' I .ll 3112 :Ili ob 0 Q O Q O OO CO OO O OO OO 60 Q0 OO O9 0 O OO O O OO ob u! 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