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Woo-Vyoo!.'!
rtis. Spring, EldsJ And what is
more. It i=s Leap Yo.-.'rj Gals, here's
your chance.
”r3abs ZoGllner surely does
ratO' these days. ’.'Tho else v/ouid
i'ato haviii- four Clemson soldiers
over in just one da^r,
■■'Eimberlcsc’' V/iley really puts
her feet in hot v;ater, j hear*
Crunkleton and !Zoellner v/ere ouite
het Lip over that Leap YGair> date
she had with the Ladies» Llan of
H.K.S., namely, Bud Thompson.
Christine Jenkins blushes
Gverytiriie a certg^in sailor is
^nentioned.
I.lary Appley is "that v;ay”
about Roy McDowell.
Seen at ”Euni and Abner” the
other night were i:. V/iley (how that
sal gets around), j, Thompson,
and p. Potts v/ith thr-ee soldiers
r’om--you guessed it«, .oiemson.
Some fun, eh, girls?
. birds a-twittering arenTt
^he^ only songs we hoar around II.H.S,
Spring has made a bunch of Sinatras*
and Dinah Shores from our school
mates, and the things they singj
■Eolita Holt is known by her
JJ^arbling of "I,Iairzy Doata"... r/iiat
^^ould you expect from the- president
The Morons* Club?
Y/illiam flenry, in a squeaking
°^t still ^mournful voice looks .=>t
■‘■otsie and Johnnie Jind sings ‘'Iill
Around'*.
I'laxic V/right, v/hose themo -song
^SGd to bo ”0h, Johnnie" nov/ lets
^Ut v/ith ''Deep in the Heart of
f^Qxas” dedicated to some > camp called
Bowie" •
'^groan/
rad T\1.ompson hums, "Off wa
go/.into the wide blue yonder" while
keeping his nose in an aircraft
ic.ontification book,
ITphraim Prince, who finds
Wa^rn.o f s' coi.ipctition pretty stiff
keeps his •moi-ale b/ singing I
Blue?"
Mr. I'Jewton whistles som.ething
which sounds a lot like, "This is '
the Army" ;■
Nancy Potts’s song until
further notice "ITQ Love, NO
Nothing".
I'irs. Durham* to Marna Cobb
in English Cla.ss:- "Speak Lev/"
Marna, "Speak Low".
nphraim Prince about Reba
Calloway, "she»s a bombshell from
Brooklyn".
Margaret V/iley to "Red":
"This is a lovely way to spend an
evening,"
Joan Keener to all her sol
diers: "I \7ish I could Hide With
in This Letter."
I suppose you knov; why Richard
Thompson has ‘that harrassed look
these days.' Marna Cobb, among
others is starry eyed since Dick
Schiffli hit town again.
^Several gals, Evelyn Phillips
for instance, are looking, forv;ard
to the return of that's right
Bill Lewis. "’.Von»t you please
come back, Billy Boy,'"
"^hy docs Av;a Nix’s hair
alv/ays loo'c so'nice? Is she
planning to I’enew her old romance
with Bud?
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