Willoughby High School - Lens Yearbook (Willoughby, OH)

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vzv ll l K-mf' P 'll .L l'm writing y'all from way out here in bivouac, which by the way is a civil- ized term for Alcatraz. More things happen out here-and they happen to me. Well, me and about a couple hundred other guys, For one thing, there's not a night goes by but the Stukas come over. Stukas are Army for mosquitoes. A horrible species of animal l might mention. lt is a com- mon beliet that they are organized by some diabolical leader and sent in squadrons to strafe poor G.l.'s. Never saw such brushin' and scrubbin' in all my born days. But it's in a just cause. The Wacs are having a Leap Day party over at their post, and we are the lucky gents. Gorshl l just had a thought. Wonder what the poor We gals in Dogpatch are doing this year around Sadie l-lawkin's Day. Every year J' lljl- r y - V A A .X is leap year in Dogpatch, but this autumn, the men have lett the mountains, ' fl ?3Jt f5 and the ladies have no one to chase. Ah well-C'est la uerre. i Q li X X513-lxlvll 5 Suriv l2

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if Surely not finances but passes that are causing Lillian's headaches- 'A' This was the beginning of a grand place for us to spend our leisure ,XX Some G.l.'s polish the general's boots - other lust hold his dog- ir They really fake their officer's training seriously, don't they?