Willoughby High School - Lens Yearbook (Willoughby, OH)

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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

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55 ilflg The WAC'S are having an old-time square-dance in the mess hall. l we wonder if they draft the inmates of the WAC Guardhouse to scrub up the ly place, like they do over here? 5 3 Oh woe-no rest for the rookie. No matter how late we sneak in at night ,we always have to get up at the same time in the morning-if not earlier. What's more, when you do get up, you have to climb into the darndest contraptions and combinations of clothes that were ever invented, hlolding first place by a mile are those bones of the barracks, leg- gins. These leggins are canvas put- t We tees, whose most endearing trait is the unpredictability of the laces. They part at the most inconvenient times. However this fiendish equipment has its good points. For instance, this morning when reveille blew, Wretched lwho accompanied me on my noctur- nal wanderingsl snatched a few extra minutes of the good old you-know- what. With about 45 seconds left fe l before inspection, Wretched leaped in- The Clleef SUYS fight bU'f must YOU to his shoes, leggins, and a nice, long lake if SO lllemlly' Cllorlle? overcoat to give Ol' Sharp Eyes tour serg.l the impression that he has his trousers con too. But still, some of us Army guys are convinced that these devious leggins f were designed by our pals in the Navy. J, f' , ': K' I , W A ! i X6 X , Tlgfaf' lgvev, ! , Q Y SK wg 5 wg' T ui ' X zrfioufll y ' R W T - l T Q T 1 . y 20