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THE TRUMPET vVednesday, November 25, 1964 Page Three
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Question; lVhat suggestions do youl
have to improve Student Couneil?
Sally Havranek (Junior) - 1'hey
should give the studeuts more
power.
Ray Russotnano (Senior) - I don·t
know! Hey, don't put that down!!
by Helen Rankin l\1r. Tyger (History} - Teachers
Donna ThompsGn should be able to sit in at the
rneetings. \Ve have no idea of
Tii there, kids! h-0\.v Student Council ls run. All
v.·e get are the results in the
We witches had fun watching lninuies '\Ve get back in the
all you little children on lialloween homeroom.
and Mischief Night. Seniors J'oan Alice Liotta (Senior) • They should
Fornin, Patti Wilbert, Lesley stop talking about the condition
\Veleh, and Lorraine S-Or:rentino of the showers.
did their best to m:ike sure that
J.\1ischief Xight was a complete Mr. Wilson (.l'iath} - The members
success. They diligently strung .of the Stucient Council should
rolls of toilet paper from the top conduct the:n.selves as a model
of the rajlroad trestle on East~ for the student body,
borne Avenue to the ground. They Diane Hetherington (Senior) - r
wanted to make sure that a little vvould ·have more Senior right::;.
excitement 'h'as provided for the
Mr. Smith. (English) - I wish I
passing cars.
knew more about it so l could
And \Vhat about you, Danny an-swer that question. Y9
lVill The Beal Please Stand IJPrimo, June Anastasia, Annette
Yvonne Thornton (Senior) - I think
P ·Fenton, Linda Fischer and John
ther e should he inriogrhetsa.ctlvltic'"~, Vi'ho do you think are the real lot of practice \Vhich means sore been usurped.
Anastasia? What were you doing and more Se nior Saturday's heroes'? The football feet. The pain of a fuliback's
ri:iging door bells on October 31? team? The cheerleaders? 'fhe broken collar bone is no greater Soldiers Sound Off
Uud~rclassmen trick or treaters Tio-n:ald Dutoit tsophoinore) - I program sellers? They all deserve than the agony of broken down
David Hoest, Steve Lanmat, think that there s·hould be three three rousing cheers, but i.vhat of metatarsals. "\\~hen Saturday ar- The band has iLs battl>Cs too.
Claire Hammond, Karen Hayes, representatives from the Senior the heroic exploits of th2 march- rives a band member must report Trumpeters of the opposition play
Maria Kavolus and Jimmy Roose- homerooms, t\.VO representatives ing band? t-0 the auditorium at 11 A.M. Does a barrage of notes, Their chal-
velt claim that you big seniors Jrorn the junior homerooms, and anything require more io:!'titude lenge must be accepted by a volley
took av.ray all their hopes for one each from the sophomore Pettls Faced than having to roll out of bed on of sound from our tru1npet seetion.
goodies. aud freshman ho:nerooms. Aloo Saturday rnorning bef-0re noon? This exeha11ge continues unti1 one
Student Caun-cil should tell the To endure the perils of the bus After the attendance rites are per- side surrenders.
Tragic Trip students more of what ihey are journeys to "away" games re- formed U1e band must practice
doing, quires the stuff that heroes are again, \Vhich turns many '\Vhite VVhen the final whistle blows.
'i-Vhile seeking to \Vhistle through made of. Twice~t-Old sick jokes the band's <lay is over. The weary
Faith Teitelbaum (junior) ~ They assault without mercy the defense- bucks grey before their time. band members stampede home.-
a 1netal button she had in her less ears o,£ the bandsters. Noxious ward as heroes. not of the grid-
mouth during sr-.,ving class, juntor should have inore things to ere~ spTays frOm clllmsily opened cans
Karen A1oore suddenly realized ate spirit in the school like pep of warm soda are an ever present iron and pigskin, but of the brass,
that this V.'ould be impossible. You rallies -0n Friday nights, menace...<\ constant vigilance must percussion, and woodwind.
see, the button took a trip straight be maintained to avoid the feet
to Karen's stomach. She came to Van Kaufman (junior) - i'fil not of those who decide to catch up on - l\faxwell Colby
the conclusion that maybe a plas- their week's lost sleep by stretch-
going to say -.vhat I rea1ly think.
- - - - - - -tic button might whlstle better and
Musical 3'1lshaps
a Once the band is in the sbtaendexs~,
variety of mishaps are to
- .Joe Mincberg pected. A. music folio may fall out
-0f its holder and land on the
save some trouble if she vvere to the trunk to the car was curiously ing out on the seats. ground beneath the stands. In
try again, order to retrieve it, its owner must
witnessed by quite a few sur- climb over ten pairs of impolite
When asked in SpaniS'h elass rounding cars. Painful :Practice
where hti flad found some of the Shattering E.~perience Home games present a different knees which won't yield an inch, Patronize Our
strange \V-Ords he had V\>·ritten set {)f rigors. A -ho1ne game means run dovvn the steps, search under Advertisers
down for his report, Mark SteinF Another driveMin incident in- a half~ti1ne show which means a the stands, run ba.ck up, surmount
berg replied, "'\Vhy from Pancho volved Terry Ivierla and Susan the same obstacles as on the way
Webster's Spanish Distionary, of Bernheim. \Vhen Terry started to do\vn, only to find that his seat has
course. Doesn't every-One?" We
pull a\vay she forgot to take the
sincerely hope not Mark. speaker from her -w·inrio;v. Susan girls should \Ve use the same tech-
Sup,plies Crisples: gained a lap-fuH of glass as Terry nique if we ever run into that (lfaJJlft
lost a car wir:do\.v. same situation? REISEMAN'S Cadillac • OJdt.mubHe
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