Wellington High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Wellington, KS)

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ANY HOME WORK TO IGI-IT? The public library is the ideal place for students to go to visit and play when they should be studying or want someone to think they are, the only inconvenience being the librarian who comes around just when you are having the most fun and looks at you in that certain way that makes you want to go look for a book on the other side of the library. Some groups meet regularly, every night, as five or six heads are better than one when it comes to solving an algebra problem or translating a Latin sentence. This cooperative effort saves so much time that most of the evening is left for ex- changing the latest notes and gossip. The library, especially the front steps, is a good place to chat with the boy or girl friend, as the case may be, so that you won't both- er the folks at home and, incidentally so they won't bother you. If, sometime, you think youireally must get a lesson, you simply tell the libra- rian what you want your teaclter to think you know and .... presto! rer, she brings you a book, shows you the place, and all you have to do is to copy it, or better still, have someone else Copy it. Yes, indeed, the library is absolutely essential to high school students, and if those not taking advantage of it knew what a boon it is, they wouldnit waste another evening studyingat home.

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.X g XJ my 1 - .un X. '-,lxwf TO TEACHER WITH LGVE, JOHNNY'SENIOR NOT IN PICTURE , Mr. Shields fl Mr. Reinecker , , IN THE NAVY Mr. Rhoads N Mx. Graham . X p , K A' ' x ,'- My wg i' +i One Dey, While Miss Smith was riding down the Rhoads, she came to a little pool where Flaming-ols were 'fishing She got out of the car to Wade, but fel-Lynn the pool, so Maris had to Fisher out. The pool was such a Shockey to her that Suran away be- fore thanking him. As she Felt Riley bad about her lack of cour- tesy, she had a Counsell with Nunnemacker, who told her it was re-Markley-able that she had escaped with only minor injuries, and that she would show her Houghton write a Viele Graham thank-you letter to him. After finishing it, she took it to the post office to get a Stamm. Then Shields put on her Glovers be- cause it was turning Whinery outside. She climbed into her car, saying, Home, Jacquesln She Resch-ed into the house so Willey fast that the Nichols in her pockets Randels. Just as she walk- ed into the room, the Clark on the wall struck five and her mother, who almost had a Barnhart attack, said, Swartz the matter? Miss Smith replied she didn't Ames to be gone so long but she had fallen down and hurt her Neve, which Mickey her very mad. She had her mother Kistsick and wrap a Schrag a- round the cut. Then she ate a piece of Logan-berry pie. They lived happily for Evans more.