Winslow High School - Eskimo Yearbook (Winslow, IN)

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SANTA CLAUS LETTERS-Continued Dear Santa: Yesterday while I was dozing in Physics class, Mr. Bryan Reed suddenly asked me to give an example of wasted energy. I said, A good example of wasted enemy is telling a hair-raising story to a bald-headed man. All of the boys laughed, and I was terribly hurt and embarrassed. So, will you please bring me a new Physics text that has all the answers? I'll have my stocking ready for you. Sammy Nelson. I I I I I I Dearest Mr. Santa: Please bring me a nice modern meat market for Christmas. I already have the BUTCHER who'll take care of the BILL. Carla Harper. I I I I I I Dear Sandy Klaus: We a.n't ben verry good this past yeer, but cud you pleeze till our stockings with komic books to replase the Reder's Digest we are now useing in Inglish I? The W. H. S. Freshmen. I I I I I I Dear Pal Santa: This may sound funny, but all I want you to bring me is a book on Good Manners At Church . All the Senior kiddies are laughing at me because last Sunday at church when a man offered me a big plate of money, I said, No, thank you. I don't want any. ' Maurice Woolsey. IIIIII Dear Santa: Please send me a new arithmetic book that explains Roman numerals. Mrs. Cooper, my History teacher, says LXXX means eighty'f. I told the class I was sure it meant love and kisses . Just send me an arithmetic book and I'll prove it to the teacher that she's wrong. ' Mamie Luttrull. I I I I I I Dear Santa: When you slide down our chimney next Saturday night, be sure to bring me a book on farming and a sack of mixed poultry feed. I want to catch a certain CHICK from Oakland City. Betty Harper. I I I I I I Dear Old Man Santa: Please bring me an encyclopedia that tells all about mules. Last Tuesday when Mr. McGlothlin asked why the state of Missouri stands at the head of the mule,-raising industry, I raised my hand and said, Because the other end is too dangerous! He immediately cut my citizenship ten points and stood me in a corner, so be sure to bring the book. That's all I'm asking for. James Esarey. I I I I I I Dear Nick: Since I have a romantic interest in a certain Junior girl, I want you to bring me that old heart-throb novel entitled To LUFF Or Not To Love . I must admit that some of this modern literature is just about as CLARICE mud to me. Charles Gieselman. 43 Dear Santa: . Do send Mr. Wrex Reed a new answer book for his Book- keeping class. We just never get answers like the ones in his present answer book, so we know it must be wrong. Now, please send him a new answer book with answers like ours. Betty Thompson aad Marilyn Miley. IIIIII Dear Saint Nicholas: Please bring me a book with pictures that tells all about cars and things. Yesterday in class'Mrs. Thompson asked for the definition of a puncture, and I said it was a hissing sound followed by prolonged profanity. For that she made me sit in the corner with a dunce cap on my head. If it isn't too much. I'd like to find the book in one stocking and a new Ford lpurple and Bold trimj in the other. Richard Farley. I I I I I I Dear Santa: Please bring me a First Aid set for Christmas, for I'm really planning to get HURT sooner or later. My head is gi such a whirl I don't know what I'm DEE ANN half the me. William Harris. , e c s o o a Dear Saint Nick: Please send me a pound of your best beefsteak just in case I get another black eye like I had last October. Bobby Culbertson. IIIIII Dear Santa Claus: Will you come down my chimney next Saturday night and bring me a big bottle of peroxide so I can blondine the rest of my hair? l'd be very grateful. Marlene Davis. I I I I I IVI Dear Santa: Please bring me another yo-yo and some pretty paper cut-outs so I can have something to keep me busy in 5th Assembly. Jimmie Parker. I I I I I I Dearest Santa: Please bring me a carton of Juicy Fruit chewing gum so I won't have to break the continuity of my chewing in 8rd Assembly. Carolyn Noland. I I I I I I Dear Jolly Old St. Nick: Will you please bring me a make-up kit for Christmas so I can make up my mind about Bob Hunley. Gwen Tracer. I I I I I I Dear Mr. Claus: Please bring us about 400 copies of How Nice Children Behsve On School Buses so we can distribute them to our 'd . rl em The Bus Drivers.

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TGCIQ CMJ ll, fflgfln 9 MISS PATRICIA AMBROSE, Director First row: Judy Robling, Janice Morton, Rhea Faye Carter, Taunya Jones, Donna Belle Vaughn, Billy Bakeis, Bobby Erwin, Jackie Hemingway, Mary Jane Dedman, Pallie Corn, Duane Jones, Mickey Corn, Jimmy K. Dickerson. Second row: Miss Ambrose, Bobbie Jones, Dymple Burns, Linda Lou Ross, Miarna Loy Hale, Gayle Barber, Joe D. Black, Charles Esmeier, Cynthia Bee, Alice Faye Green, Johnny Norrick, Gordon Henning, Charles Sims, Donald Ray Wood, Nina Fiscus. Third row: Larry Carter, John David Dedman, Lowell Kent Soderling, Sally Sue Brown, Gwen Tracer, Vera Potter, Doyle Bottom, Joel Evans, Maurice Nance, Howard Esmeier. Fourth row: Barbara Klipsch, Nina Sharp, Phyllis Burkhart, Ruth Corn, Sandra Inman, Carol Kaye Dills, Greta Hunley, Robert Hunt, Gordon Curtis, Norma Young, John Alexander, James Bolin. 45