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NURSE ENGLISH GIVES FIRST AID ON THE TRAIL f ,V so Q Y 5977 TRAPPER KENNEY GETS HIS PREY! Page Fifteen
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Rolling Along lVlONDAY, OCTOBER 1-1, 19-16 This morning the weather was Hne and pleasant, and we traveled ten miles over a rolling prairie country. During one of the stops, David Gibbons skipped history class and went buffalo hunting with Sharpshooter Cassano, Gibbons ended his day with writer's cramp after copying the Constitution of the United States. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 19-16 Early today as we were following the dusty trail, a displeasing scent arose from one of the wagons. After realizing the cause, Fire Chief Gallop and assistant Roy Serrentino fumigated the wagon. As one might expect, Fred Sias was experi- menting in the chemical laboratory. . NVEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 19-16 The weather was torrid and dry. As our caravan stretched out across the dusty Moulton Desert, a band of Quannapowitt lndians attacked us. Our Barbara Walsh quickly drove them away. Her tactics for fighting were similar to those used in dashing to and from her gym classes. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 19-16 Getting a good start, we traveled thirteen miles over a sandy, barren country. This afternoon a herd of freshmen buffalo galloped by. Wagonhound Roberts shot two stragglers with his spitballs. Since the animals were too young and ten- der, their hides didn't make very good leather. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 19-16 We lost eight miles today. llead Goachman. john Herlihy, got so busy with his rhetorical that he missed a landmark: consequently we found ourselves mired in a muddy river bank. Although the underclassmen got in our way, we managed to dig our caravan out of the mud. Alter we had found our trail again, we rolled along smoothly. Second Prospector, james Rlzzfx Page Ifourteen
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That z way, Pardner' mr' a Q' ff xg ,'l'4, 1- X Miss Meserve's group get the chuck wagon ready Eff Caravan Olll' WIZGRS Mapping our itinerary 2725 Mr. Barry shows a new trail perfeots a new
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