Thornton Fractional North High School - Chronoscope Yearbook (Calumet City, IL)

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Page Six These Men Work Conn has made his sixth round of thc building . . . . the lights are dimmed . . . . a little mouse peers out of his hiding place and thinks the school forsaken . . . . he creeps out . . . . but lo and behold! The front door is taken by storm - the counter- cloekwise men bustle in burdened with problems of every nature. The echo of wedding bells rings out once more from the Home Ee Department, and the bewildered board is frankly up a tree. How can they find an efficient, yet not-too attractive instructor? One who

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success. But, we also helieve in having a good time while we do it. School would mean nothing to us Hwithout the cluhs we helong to, without those few minutes we spend hefore and after school greeting everyone. U To the seniors, who, no douht, treasure the most lllfllwries, we dedicate this hook Cana' we think they are tops in spite of the fact that their pictures appear lastj . May they never forget the experiences they had as the hands went Around The Clock At Thornton Fractional.

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BOARD OF EDUCATION Arthur Meeter fsueceeded by Albert Wahlgrenj Andrew Klein, John Huck, James Kelly, and Walter Dempkowski. I ot All Hours will not forsake us for wedded bliss? How can the students be kept off the grass? How can they keep us supplied with enough pink passes? Worry, worry. A glance at the clock reveals that they have toiled until' the wee hours of the morning. In Sl short time the first bus from Lansing will unload and the build- ! ing will be 1:1 scene of hurrying-scurrying students. They heave n sigh, only partially satisfied with the solutions they have reached. A motion is made to adjourn, and the weary members part company until the first Friday of the next month. Page Seven