Wyandotte High School - Quiverian Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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'Twentytwu gkofzf gltofzf gfofzies gmt? o 0 0 janet walked slowly throtigh the canyon of skyserapers. whieh forms the immense metropolis known as New York, when her attention was arrested hy a poster in tl Avenue shop window. Fifth Sl,0OO for the hest soup reeipeh aetually was at her from the poster. glaring Gee, I thotight sueh miraeles happened 'way hack in the golden ages hefore 1929, and not in the present dark ages, hut ummm what I ean't do to .1 thousand dollars! janet entered a rather drap apartment house: an exaet duplieate of the numerous others on either side of the HRIITOW street. Peggy of Peg! she paged her roommate. Guess what I'm going to make tl thousand dollars today. x'Good, hut hadn't you heard? I have a date with Naf poleon tonight! eame haek Peggy with .1 pleas.1nt sare.1s1n. Oh, Smarty, wait and see, and janet eonneeted the eleetrie plate and husied herself with pans and vegetahles. She soon plaeed a howl of steaming soup hefore the astonl tshed Peg. A'Eat it I just want to see if it lH.lliCS you siek, janet grinned. Oh just another human guinea pig, am Il' But I am hungry, nevertheless. 'like it? janet asked hopefully when she h.1d finished. I have tasted hetter then as her friend looked dis appointed she added, But I don't rememher where. You're just heing niee, now. janet heeame gloomy. hut soon she smiled and putting on her eoat she patted Peg on the head and said moekingly, x'There, there, little girl, I promised I would win a thousand dollars today, and I aim to keep my proimse. Wl1illIS more I'll huy yott a niee present with some of the money, Witli a thermos hottle filled with hot soup she ran away laughing. Watlkiiig haek toward the Fifth Avenue huilding she knew that her soup was really nothing extraordinary. It was soup: hut who ever heard of one soup heing hetter than another providing, of eourse, it was eooked in a deeent manner. But undouhtedly some one w.1s foolish enough to think that there might he a difference and w.1s willing to pay il thousand dollars for it. She notieed a peppermint plant and idly pieked a leaf. Wheii she was a little girl she ate it and thought it was good. She smiled as she though ahout how niee it was to he a ehild and eare nothing ahout the why and wherefore of things. On entering the huge huilding she was whisked tip to the Both floor on an express elevator, There she saw tl numher of other persons hent on the same mission as hers. She had to think fast if she were to exeel these people. She was greeted hy a rotund man who looked as if he enjoyed eating everything- even soup. Well, young lady, what is there special ahout yo11r soup? Speeial? Then she got her hright idea, and holding llp her peppermint leaf she answer, 'ID11 you see this leaf omfalefe on flzis Page 9 0 Inj Helen Rogefzs, eniot here!! It is an herh that tny mother told me ahotit. lt' you p11t this into soup it will make the poorest good and the hest will he terrifie! Here just taste this .1nd you will see how wonderful it tr' all heeause of this small herh! The little round tuan tasted the soup with the highest ' antieipation. Vv7hy it's delieious the liest I have ever tasted. ,lust think what a great dtfferenee .1 small herh eau make! Several days later .lanet hought Peg a little hraeelet. ineident was almost forgotten and just pleas' remained. the telephone rang and the yoiee of tl1e rotund l'll.lll eame exeitedly. stolen tl1e seeds of your seeret herhg now their soup will he as good as ours! Vv'hen the tllll ll1L'll10l'lLl5 l'They've After trying to quiet the man for some time janet dis' with. Uh don't worry ahout that herh. l've missed him heen experimenting l.1tely .lllkl l have found an even lietter one. XVhatAs th.1tf ' he shouted hopefttlly. Ar she left the phone she looked out the win' dow .lllLl saxx Unions! some children ehewing peppermint leaves - mee to he that hefore. tl eluld tsn't it hut she l1.1d thought ahout Hfwzled gales l!7t, fmafztj 772C6'LOSfZelI Miss Nelson pieked tip the hraeelet from the IULIIIICI' and thrilled to the sparkluig gems on the golden ehaui. Ever sinee she had seen it a week ago she knew she wanted it and wottld have it at no matter what eost. lf only she eould somehow hide it or keep it under eoyer until llw end of the week fwhen her pay eheek eamel, Miss Nelson held her hreatli as .1 eustomer eame LIP to the eouuter and pieked up her hraeelet! I Vv'hat tl charming hr.1eelet! exclaimed the well dressed woman. Uh help!i' thought lvliss Nelson, she likes ttf' Then tllllllhl she said. Yes, very. hut don't yott think .1 wider hand in the nonfflexihle type would he tno1'e lWt't'Ultllllg7-i j I prefer the flexihle type, l helieye, and this has sueh pretty eoloringf' the eustomer replied. But, madamf' offered Pat desperately. your wrist is rather thin, The woman offered a smile and said. 'lYoung woman. are yott going against th.1t anetent adage 'The eustomer is al' 5 ways right' H7 No, replied Miss Nelson, realizing she was heing insult- ing sinee the eustomer's hand was wellfhaped. l was tnerelv offering advieef' But thi: hraeelet is yery attt'.1etiye on my hand, I know it is quite eorreet, lint neyer mind. l donit wish to huy it. You see. l am hlrs tfonnet. xiee president in eharge of personnel.

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