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uui. me books awinaiea irom 3U pages to 28, 26, 24, until someone thoughtfully chirped, ‘Tm glad we have only 15 classmates —I’m running out of pagres.” ’
Each day a member of the class reminds everybody in shouting distance that “We’re , seniors now! How about our service privileges?” This question never fails to bring a round of replys, but as , they are too numerous and de-**'’ tailed to enumerate we .won’t bother with them. -
The Junior Red Cross will greatly appreciate the contributions from the seniors, particularly from one M. K. F.
We have a full schedule before us with basketball season around the corner, entering the New Testament in Bible course, trying to stay a chapter ahead of Mr. Link in iGov’t. and working on a big debate for English 12.
As We don’t want to monopolize the space in Little Washington Post, these are our signing off words.
To pupils and especially teachers of W. H. IS.: Although we are still bashing in the glory of being Seniors and our heads are si;ghtly big with pride. We are slowly coming down to earth and realizing the big tasks that aie before us.
The School's Buzzing
- • Boys are racing around Itha school, slipping each other'on , thebaeV Kaww
The girls are dancing through the* auditorium, ljke ballerinas . read for the curtain to rise. ’
8:66 the bell rings: .
With great effort'the enthusiasm of the pupils is submerged. as they begin their day’s studies. All is well until the bell rings at »:30. • * . . -
Again the excitement .breaks out. f : Pupils are near'bubbling with laughter. There is I whisper that ‘ resounds over the rooms in one slashing bum■ :*&■
What can/be the cause of such' Smiling faces -and jolly remarks?
Why, it’s simple — basketball
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