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E wish to express our sincere appreciation to our many friends who have continued to take an interest in our school activities, and whose financial contributions have made possible the continuance of this publication. We take pleasure in presenting the patrons of the NESSMUK . ,. . Abramson 8x Company The Agitator Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bailey Bailey Studio H. W. 81, T. R. Bailey R. W. Bailey 8: Son Miss Mildred Bartholomew Mrs. C. E. Bennett Mr. C. E. Bennett Mr. F. W. Beiswanger Mr. and Mrs. Ivan M. Bernkopf Miss Helen A. Blair Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bliss Bower's Drug Store Mr. Percy L. Brooks William Callahan Marguerite Goodrow Campbell's Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Carson Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Corwin Christensen's Bakery The Wellsboro Gazette Crane Kz Kerrick Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Cook Mr. Roger Crosetto Mr. G. Curry J. J. Davis 8z Son Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Dort Mr. Frank Dunham Mrs. Frank Dunham Mr. R. J. Dunham Mrs. R. J. Dunham Jimmie Dunham Arthur Dunn Eaton-Croft Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Eaton Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Elliott Mrs. Anna English Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Erlenmeyer Mr. Edward Evans Mr. T. E. Evans Mr. O. H. Evans Mr. James Fenicchia Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fischler Dr. Louis I. Fox Mr. Fay R. Furman Gerkin's Taylor Shop Mr. and Mrs. Leo Glennon Grand Union ' Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Green Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Hallock Harrington's Ice Cream Co. Hawk's Garage Mr. H. W. Heise Miss Caroline Herrington Mr. Paul Hilbert Page Twenty-two THE PATRONS Mrs. John Hoare Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jacobs The Jello Miss Elizabeth Jimerson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jimerson Mr. Phillip Kleiman Mr. Mortimer A. Kentch Mr. Norman B. Leslie Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Lewis Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Ludlum Otto M. Lush Lowell's Hardware Miss M. Louise March Mr. Maynard Martz Mr. Joseph Merz Mr. Oliver Metcalf Mr. George D. Mitchell Mitchell KL Briggs Hardware Mr. and Mrs. George E. Murphy North Penn Gas Co. Park View Hotel People's Market Penn United Gas Co. Mr. Harry Phillips . Railway Express Agency ' Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Reese Reinwald's Grocery Mr. Emory Rockwell Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Romig Mr. Russell Rowe Robert C.pScase Mosher's 5 Kr 10 Sarnola Beauty Salon Mr. A. J. Shattuck Simons Restaurant Mr. D. C. Smith Smith's Dry Cleaning Shumway Studio Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Smith Mr. G. R. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Alec Soderquist Ruth Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Stebbins Mr. Delbert Stephens Sub Deb Club Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Taynton Mr. and Mrs. R. W. TenBroeck Gertrude Vanderhoof ' Mrs. Ethel Walker Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Webster Wellsboro Candy Co. Wellsboro Electric Co. Wellsboro Water Co. Mr. William Whiting Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Yoggy
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Skip chapel to work on Nessmuk. Try to get poetry organized. Come of it well--we won't go into details. Have typing test first period. So nervous I can't do anything. Sure I fiunked it. Get excused from study hall to take snapshots. Butch would break camera, so we troop down town to have it fixed. He buys me some candy to bribe me to keep still. Seventy pieces of peppermint! QI hate the stuff, and of course he keeps won- dering why I don't eat more.l Sh! It's a secret! Snap buildings from different angles. No, we weren't crazy. Try to take picture of Glass Works but the watch- man thinks we are spies and chases us out of there. fWe didn't even want their telescope!!!J Back to school for five whole minutes of literature, all tired out. I think I am goin to catch--, cold. The bell rings. Down to cafeteria, for lunch. What! Spanish rice again? Force it down. Dash up to 213 to do some extra tpying. Too nervous! Why do I always hit the Q's for A's? Go to library to do part of home work. Pestered by Seniors handing in their baby pictures. Am expect- ed to exclaim with joy, Ain't they tweet! QThe homely mugs!J Bailey comes at one o'clock and takes pictures all afternoon. No one will stanrl still and everyone complains about something different. A Why aren't we having the pictures outside? I didn't even know we were having our pictures today! When's the Junior Prom going to be? Nerts! Why do we have a Nessmuk anyway? Gussie wants pictures taken inside. The editor says no. Who is the head of this, anyway? It looks as though they were going to fight it out. Pandemonium! In- surrection! Chaos! No one wears a coat who is supposed to. I am stripped of clothing to dress Rexford for Glee Club picture. More pictures! Four o'clock! Out at last! More baby photos. StaH' meeting in the ofiice. Customary row ensues. Adviser and editor end up in tense argument. Editor continues to tear hair, shout, and make a further fool of himself. Meeting over, I grab books, plunge down town, see printers, visit Bailey, go to library, and dash homes for supper which I eat as rapidly as possible. fDo you wonder Why I am so thin?J Go up to cheer at basketball game. I must show my school spirit. Be patriotic! Get a sore throat for my efforts. We lose! Home to work on poetry and editorials. Don't feel in mood. Chop at a few block prints. To bed at 12:30 a. m. Can't sleep, too much noise next door! Rouse myself 8:00 a. m. and gulp down breakfast and rush off to school. Do you wonder why I am going insane? O. L. S., '35. Enough is enough! The End. Epitaph! Oliver Smith, editor-born, 1918 finished, 1935, at Danville. Page Twenty-one
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