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HEAR THAT COL. WOOD is teaching
his class to sing Silent Night
in the original German.
SOME OF THE GIRLS PLAYING Gator
Ball play on the rough side.
Ask N.T. to show you her bruises.
ONE EIGHTH GRADE GIRL has all
her books taken from her locker.
This sounds like the work of
a very educated thief.
AS A TWIST ON THE CINDERELLA
THEME Pat Clark came to school
one day in bedroom slippers.
Guess she didn't hear the clock
strike twelve.
SOME OF THE GIRLS IN SECOND
PERIOD P.E. are doing just about
half of the exercises. Do you
suppose the girls will cry when
they get half a grade?
ONE SUNDAY AFTERNOON 4 Glenridge
boys and 3 of our lassies played
football. Guess who won? Coach
Mosher should consider sending
in some of the gals when the
game gets rough.
WHO WAS THE GIRL who startled
the Girl Scout overnight with
a big SPLASH? Ask S.S.
WHO IS THE EIGHTH GRADE BOY
WHO spends his time before school
kicking paper wads down the
main hall?
ONE EIGHTH GRADE GIRL WITH THE
INITIALS N.C. gave this definition
of a magnet- "A magnet
is the thing that makes opposite
sexes attract."
THE KILT HAS A PET SPIDER, named
Spencer, who spins a web over
the copy every night.
COACH VICKERS HAS A GROUP OF
ARTISTS in his homeroom. They
have drawn Halloween and Thanksgiving
scenes on the board. Now they
are making a Christmas mural.
The busy little artists are:
Annette Moore, Pam Duke, Jenny
Evans, Nancy Dechert, Pat Brown,
and Carolyn Corbeau.
SPEAKING OF ARTISTS - Sandra
Meyette is responsible for the
handsome Christmas scene in
the library. It is done with
colored chalk on a leather-like
fabric. Thanks, Sandra, we all
enjoy it!
Shirley have hair
Shirley lose hair
Shirley Baldwin |
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One
of the biggest holiday parties
planned for the season is Carol
Lober's on December 23.
Invited for
the festivities are Jim Rich,
Pam Anderson, Garry Ford, Linda
Myrick, Chip Schram, Ann Jenkins,
Bill Collier, Marcia Fosgate,
John Prevatt, Patti Wilson,
Corky Higgins, Jane Mitchell,
Bob Ross, Cathie Skinner, Bill
Dick, Connie McDowell, Lance
Howden, Lynn Ricks, Steve Stevenson,
Paula Nagel, Jim Henry, Sally
Tyler, Tom Mairs, Nancy Collins,
Liz Bennett, Marty Wellinger,
Gail Cannon, Ann Ridder, Barbara
Richardson, Linda Tindall, Jim
Call, Jim Stokes, Jeff Arnold,
Dave Andrews, Bob Mikesell,
and Jay Gustafson.
Linda Johnson
and some of her friends had
a great time breaking in the
Johnson's new back porch November
30. Those making sure the structure
could take the punishment of
rock and roll were Steve Cooke,
Tom Massebeau, Karen Rothrock,
Fred Good, Susan Chace, Fred
Hale, JoAnn Ross, Richard Gianinni,
Susan Cushing, Chan Muller,
Sandy Flowers, Vernon Duncan,
Robin McKenzie, Rusty Doolittle,
Phyllis Bischard, Heather Marwick,
Frank Ferguson, Dewey Ramsby,
Sandy Cash, Pudd Mudd, Linda
Borden, Judy Teague, and Steve
Toothaker.
Kim Havoc
gave a dance party and every
one raised havoc. The main entertainment
for the evening seemed to involve
the telephone. Those enjoying
this "idiot's delight"
were Gay Martin, John Rutland,
Bill Richards, Stanley, Jump,
Roy Davis, Bill Cole, Carol
Lee, Mary Cash and Judy Hopkins.
Pam Duke gave
a party December . The people
who had fun were: Dick Wannall,
Charles Jones, Pam Duke, Sue
Supprecht, Becky Houser, Cathy
Haberton, Cathy O'Rork, Jim
Phillips.
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Susan
born in Paris
Susan say "oui, oui"
Susan French |
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