Willoughby High School - Lens Yearbook (Willoughby, OH)

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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?

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C, l'm serving my K. P, week now, lt's a nice clean job, anyhow, but boring, We polish everything, not just scrub it, or wash it, but polish it until you can see your face in it. You see your face in the floor, in the pots, and of all places, in the garbage cans. Never a dull moment herel l just looked at my face in the garbage can, and have decided l ought to go on the stage. Therel's a sort of tradition that every year the Privates, Corporals, Sergeants, and Lieutenants each get up a show and put them on. Then some higher brasses come in from other camps and judge them, Result ot truth or conse- quences -What did mama D Ready to do his part--Are you? tel' you about those games' But l get so seasick on a merry Your bonds will help to see wk go-round! Honest, Iieuten . What do they do in the in- h'm through fantry? Oh, for the lite ot Om' I do' a paratrooperl l 5 -