THE -qTTi\'r_
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Why. is P..0. always hanging
around Eranoes Peeler?
Who is that certain tall,
dark,, and handsome sophomore
hoy that W. W. is nuts about?
Why,doesn’t a certain soijh
hroak down and tell, his love ,
to C. L.?
Whj^ is tlat certain hov from
Baltimore so popular vn.th the
girls, especially C. H. L-?
Why doesn’t Robert Glcyton
stop his. foolish dreams about
1. C. and R. C.?
What certain sophomore airl
is crazy about J. IW Ah P. m.
’’’ho is that quiet, but very
attractive Arnold girl inter
ested in?
How is the Gaimbrell vs Rob’t
Thomason case coj'':ing on, P. P*
Not so hot’.
James Eastep and Eunice '/ash-
burn make thin/?,s interesting for
each other third period,
’■■'/hat do I hear about thi.s
blond couple of Juniors(C.A.W.'
and L. F.-) Minnie must be
trying to get an early bid to
the Junior-senior banouet.
V'/hat about tho secret case
of S. H. vs Marguerite T.?
Ruth Davenport surely uo'^s
choose men v\;ith funny names.
First it was Coralius Rod
riquez and now it’’-- Allen
Kirkendall.
It looks like John Leonard
is getting a crush on a cer
tain little girl in fifth
period English class.
Miss Childs soomod to get
a very big rush at- the’ Pro’^:-
ident’s Ball. But sho is cutol
It soems that Louise Binghae-t-s^
heart throb traded his Hudson for
a case of beer. Nov/ Odessa v/i-11
have to wfilkl • ^
Why v/ouldn’t Sdra Redwine get
in tho back scat the other night
with B. B.? -
'’Einstein” Harris tried te
tako his spite out on the- schboli
house tho other day by pouring
explosive down the drain pipe* ,
World, r who gave Barbara Turner
the box of chofries tho other
after-noon?
lhj....t about that four page note
E. H. wrote Maud ’"alton?
'.."rg do Frances Pt^v^ler, Clara
Ann Miller, and Wilma Arnold
leave tho sixth period study
Gvery day? Sounds like a Li^xk
to .me.
It looks like E. H. has tho
barber’s son up a tree I
Who v/as Ruth Davis’ ' oy-friend
tho other night?
Mi . TuciOwr tried to shake the
school house do^/n in an attempt
to make the girl’s hearts flutter.
T/a.ua. are different methods of
doing that Frii.r Tucxor{
~COUMC II M£VYS
ago the Stuacu-t
A biiort time
Cciu.Cxl adopted a demerit system
to bo used hereafter in the school
as c. .moans od disciplino. Ur.l..r
t.;.i!-.. cs./steam the names of pupils
violating school rules mill bo
submitted to tho Council for trial
on the Monday after the violrution
occurs. If the pupil v/ho is to
be triod \/ishes to defend himself,
ho f.ay present himself in the
Student Council room v/hen tho
trial takes place. If he does
not defend himself and is found
guilty by the Council, he will
receive the demerits which his
violation doservos, and his namo
will bo posted on the bulletin
board. Ho can work off a demerit
any tiLio during the week following
the day on which it was administ-
crv..d, but if ho fails to wor.k it
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