Willoughby High School - Lens Yearbook (Willoughby, OH)

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Friendship club girls are the cwaziest people- if Such interest girls- is it really a commercial club report? 'lr Certainly we don't pose our pictures- oh no! i' On second thought- or look-we prefer the Hi-Y formal- ir Today, all day today, we had classifi- cation tests. We tore our hair and cudgeled our brains, but l guess your pride and joy just isn't cut out to be anything more than a simple dogface.

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'xfiqxxxb 'ff2M?E The little souls from the U. S. O. came around last night and To sang Christmas carols to us. Some of the guys laughed at them, but most of us really appreciated them. Afterwards we all sat around and ate. The top sergeant politely looked the other way S while we feasted. But-ihe couldn't even let us get away even on the night before the night before Christmas, and Wretched, as usual, was the goat. ' 1 0 I 773: A ,.,1l53?f , ,735 T39 if ff 1,2 VH , if - 'S fi -Q., T . R 5 'R .1 nf . st A A T y Ma rc been so r boree wen After the h came in like a lion and rolled around the corner on a pair of skates borrowed from the rty held at the Roller Bowl. Gee whizz, the month sure is blowing us around. Never hed in all my life. But golly, doc, l'd better start at the beginning. The Victory Jam- oft with a bond-thow green is my cornllll We really had a dot dot dot dash time. dullness of the week-end, the WACs and WAVES entertained us with a basketball game Skating Po: us a but then l Mother-D So they in' the play -more ft the recre all let do And then s won't com enough bu meek and aughter banquet the Corporal said to the Private, How about giving the dogs a workout ter in the week deserted us to entertain their respective mothers. The day after the ?ll fited out some girls from the town and really made a night of it. Oh, lslurpl l can't forget given by the graduating class, it was Stage Door and we fellows dressed up as debutantes rn. And then to top off this graduating process, we had a super-duper mess job over at ation hall, and it was a rip-snorterlll lP.S. And the food was actually good.l The generals W' ' II I ll ll ll ' ' ' - - n their toupees and sang The old gray mare and dedicated it to all us looies to bel ome rookie read the class prophecy fLet's hope it Undelwood' Q e true, if you see what I meanll Well, l've had AB: zzin' around for one month so l guess l'll go out mild like the proverbial lamb. 'P-PW? 'r l!' i'iiPw-r . H1 'lP'l '1 T 1 ??'7' 'F'i'?'1P-em?-irfrir ?? vm'-'P?'??' . . 'L g ic it f . J l6 uf

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Ohhhhhh! Pass me my bobby X sox. l think I'm going to y C9 faint- La 2' to ij N , l k 01 f 5-Q0 ff , . , wh 717, Spring is came, the grass is riz. j X We wonder where the flowers j is. xx . i af . I f Hold your breath, Shirley, don't let it go out. 'A' Then, after a trying day like this, we were entertained by the noted actor, Louis Lytton, who read several poems. Goshl What energyl l was hardly able to stand on my feet, much less be able to go througl' such contortions as he did. I have extremely sore foot right at present, due to the fact that Mllretched inadvertently dumped his rifle on it during drill. Do yolf think l'll get a purple heart? Or just a block and blue spot? By the wa l h mastered t A with lac some str But now bu 9, an f strangely there we one of w re hia . y, ave e manual of arms. My sergeant says l do it at least five seconds faster than anybody else. rch of us got together the other day and sent a vale t' t n ine o our sergeant. lt was all pink, 'ibbons, hearts and little cupids all over it. We signed it-Your lttsikins, Mabel. By e chance Caheml that is the name of the hamburger joint a couple of miles from camp. the payoff! Imagine our surprise when our beloved top-kick led us in a hike that nough took the direction of some hamburger joint. Ba-a-a-aby- l can tell you that several soldiers suffering from stoppage of breath due to extreme control of expression, h was your truly. Say-betcha Mabel was surprised tool i' Measure him up for a bullet proof vest, boys. A certain teacher has her eye on him. it Then you pour in a little strych- nine, a bit of arsenic and feed it to the nearest gen- eral. lj