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1 Merry ls the Morn The halls of Union are bleak and desolate early in the morn, but, as the sunbearns stream through the windows, bright-eyed students be- gin to saunter through the school. One by one athletes gather at the table near homeroom 225 and laughingly relate gay escapades of the night before. Blomeling, l-louseman, Doornbos, Taylor, Boh, Pindar, Alkema, and Mclielvy ex- change angles on sports and class activities until the bell summons them to study. Are you goin' to see 'The Frollies'? What time is the game? i'See her swishing skirt and petticoatl Susie and Sonny Sunbeam prick up their ears for tidbits of noisy chatter by Union- ites at their lockers. Books are lost and discov- ered again, and intimate secrets are exchanged while locker doors clatter and slam shut. Catch- ing up on the latest news are Phyllis Fex, Gerry Davidowski, Bill Eldred, and Dick Czurak. There is a din of conversation in the halls and then the tardy bell rings. Late arrivers scurry to their homerooms and Union's halls become silent for a fifteen-minute homeroom period. Absences are excused, roll taken, and the in- formative bulletin is read to students who are hastily completing homework or quietly discus- sing school topics. ln homeroom l42 Erma Hansen reads the news-filled bulletin. l-lere is a dime for a bag of popcorn. l need pencils and paperl 'l Do you have change for a dollar? Alice Van Portfleet, Leonard Caminer, Beverly Koolman, 'lerry Cur- tice, and Phyllis Van Setters zestfully sell Union- ites vital school supplies and tempting mid-day snacks. Patience, salesmanship, and cheerful- ness are traits which the busy beavers in the school store show in order to keep customers coming back.
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