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MYSTERY LEL LE Dear Gabt ie,
I teach history at A &M Consolidated
The eighth -grade mystery boy wears Junior High. Every time I give a pop test
!lasses. His hair is light brown and is I say, "Numbe.r one!" I feel my students
cut in a crew -cut. He also has brown eyes. are getting bored with this. Can you
He made a 96 on his algebra test. In think of anything new and different to
science he couldn't quite catch on to what say?
the science assignment was about. He D.D.H.
Lsually is seen with Kenneth Murphy and Dear D.D.H.,
Larry Holt. How about "Snap, Crackle, Pop Test)"
The eighth -grade mystery girl has short or "Pop Goes the Test!"
blonde hair. Tuesday she wore an orange * **
dress. She is in 8D classes and is in the Dear Gabbie,
band. She always likes to be the catcher I have an 87- year -old grandmother
in P. E. She likes to go around with Kay who likes to broad jump. Every time the
Storey and LaNell Wilson. broad jumping contest is held in our town
*********** * * *.: * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * ** she invites her broad - jumping team to stay
FAMOUS SAYINGS in our house. We don't have enough room.
How con we say no nicely?
8th grade Girl Scouts - -Dut Mrs. Leipper! Polite
Jame M. - -Oh, Ivy!
Mrs. Cochran—Ready..., and one, two...! Dear Polite
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y•• Tell her to "Go jump!" She'll get
Faye I.- -Well, I love you, too! the hint.
James C. - -Did I do the right thing, Meg? * **
Penny H.- -Just look at this beautiful
Dear Gabbie,
hair, these eyes,...this nose! (Hah!) I have a problem. Oh, dear! What
Terry J.-- Number one...! is my problem? Oh, yes! I can't remem-
Dill P.- -Gee whiz, Mr. Holland ber anything. I don't even know my name.
Gordon M. -- Chirp! Help me.
Donnie Y.- -Ogie, ogie Dumbie
Mike L. - -Eh?
bobby D. - -You stupid Yankee! Dear DWmbie,
Ann T. - -No offense, but... Try tying a string around your fin -
Mr. Holland - -All right, get busy! ger.
Allan R.-- Gronk! ************ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * **
*********** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** OFF THE RECORD
NICKNAMES
ALL I HAVE TO DD IS DREAM -Vicki S.
May S.-- Freckles Dill P. -- Chubby Cub CALL ON ME -Wally W.
Faye I. - -Red Terry J.-- Speedy Gon- RHYTHM OF THE FALLING RAIN - Volleyball
Shelley C. - -Punk zales Trips
LaNell W.- -Flirt David A.- -Prexy MEMORY LANE-Gordon M.
Deborah S.- -Drain IN DREAMS -Dill D.
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DEAR GADDIE by Gabbigail Van Consolidated Kay S.
(Barbee) THE END OF THE WORLD -Six Weeks' Tests
CLOSE YOUR EYES -Nolan Y.
Dear Gabbie, DON'T DE AFRAID - Dort I.
Every time my little boy draws a pic- ALICE IN WONDERLAND -Jimmy A.
ture he uses a green crayola or green IF MARY'S THERE -Mary 0.
paint or green chalk. He wants his bed- WHAT WILL MARY SAY - Censored
room painted green. Everytime I buy him a HEY, PAULA -Cathy A. & Robert M.
new shirt he wants a green unu. I am FROM A 3GOKi TO KING -Joe W
worried. What does this indicate? LITTLE TOWN FLIRT- LaNell W.
Mother of a 'Green' Lover HALF HEAVEN HALF HEARTACHE -Meg H. & Allan
MAMA DIDN'T LIE -Daddy
Dear Mother, THE JEALOUS KIND -James C.
It indicates that your little boy MECCA - Richard 0.
likes green. CAN'T GET USED TO LOSING YOU -Larry H.
* ** MY COLORING DDOK -The people in art
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SO IT ALWAYS WILL DE -This old school Kay, whu tucked you in bed on the camp -
DLD ENOUGH TO LOVE - Phyllis W. out at Huntsville?
DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES- Summer Girl Scout Troop 32, did you see any
TALK TO ME -Nancy P. escaped convicts at Huntsville?
WALK LIKE A MAN -David A. What was so interesting on the shore
HE'S SO FINE -Dill S. while you were paddle boating, Troop 32?
FOLLOW THE DOYS -Every girl all the time Also how was the nature hike?
TWENTY MILES- Anyone who is crazy enough Was the water cold?
REVEREND MR. DLACK -Mr. Holland Mary O., Kay, Jane M., and Elizabeth,
YOU CAN COUNT ON ME_Shelley C. was the night cold with the tent down?
GONE WITH THE WIND -Kites How did the tent get down any how?
GYPSY -Jane 0. Who were those "snake- hunters "?
SANDY -Sandy C., don't look so innocent. Faye and Evelyn, are you sorry that
TELEPHONE RING -Faye I. Linda A. couldn't wake you up on the
CHARMS - Charmille 0. second night at Huntsville? Why? Whom
LET'S KISS AND MAKE UP- Kenneth M. was she going to introduce to you in the
YOU REALLY GOT A HOLD ON ME -Roy K. & Jo T. middle of the night ?! ?!
I WANT TO LOVE -Debby M. Vicki and Uonniw, what kind of party
SURFING U.S.A. -Whose got an ocean? was that?
WILD WEEK END -Every week end Faye, Evelyn, and Linda, what kind of
THAT'S ALL-Terry J. trio did you have?
I'M SORRY -Janet C. Jane, Kathy, Shelley, and Chermille,
DON'T MAKE ME OVER -Melba R. & Druce J. did you enjoy sleeping where you did the
OUR LOVE'S DECOMING ra THING OF THE PAST- last part of the night at Huntsville?
Bob D, & Dede W. *********** * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * **
OUR DAY WILL COME -Dobby M. & Frances D. DAFFINITIDNS (by Darbee)
CAST MY FATE TO THE WIND -Penny H.
I'LL FOLLOW HIM - Connie Y. & Tommy S. Forum: Two -um and two -um.
TAKE ALL THE KISSES -Donna Y. Coincide: What most people do when it
THE TWO OF US -Mary H. rains.
DAOY CLUE - Elizabeth C. Generally: A Confederate general.
CRY ON MY SHOULDER -Linda A. Climate: What a cat does to a tree when a
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ANSWERS TO MYSTERY PERSONS Grade- school teacher: A person who must
learn how to make little things emir:—
Terry Jones and Drenda Drennan Holy smoke: What arises when a cannibal
*********** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** cooks a missionary.
KITTENS' KORNER Hug: A roundabout way of expressing love.
Information: The way soldiers line up.
James C., Kenneth M., Dill 5., and Miser: A dough nut.
Terry J., did you have fun playing poker Place mat: A lunching pad.
for 'prunes'? Did any of you collect? Redskins: People found on reservations and
Jane D., are you really bringing your bathing beaches.
baby doll to school? Rocket: Something that's done to a baby tc
Margaret I., were those Darbie doll help it to go to sleep.
clothes interesting in study hall? TV set: Furniture that ttares back at you.
Did those Rockdale girls flirt with ************ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * **
you, Terry? JOKES
That wasn't a dunce cap, Lizzy!
_ Shelley, really!!! What is that? Teacher: "What was the Russian leader
Did everyone get a visit from the Eas- called ?"
ter bunny? Dilly: "The Czar."
Terry J., who's giving whom the cold- Teacher: "His wife ?"
shoulder? Dilly "She was the Czarina."
Paul 0., looks as if you're being four- When asked what their children were
timed! called, Dilly answered, "Czardines."
Terry J., do you really fly airplanes * **
in Sunday School ?? And take off Karen's Jim: 2 + 2 = cat
shoes and hide them? Mrs. Meeks: No, try again.
Does anyone remember Curtis, Rick, and 3 * **
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could barely pass without colliding are
being replaced by splendid highways on The tennis . players brought home seven
which six or eight cars can collide at e trophies from Rockdale Play Day on April
time. 19. .The following were the winners:
Girls' Singles -Nancy Falmer - First
A psychiatrist was questioning a patient Girls' Doubles -Faye Inglis and Linda
and asked, "What would you say would be the - Anderson -First
difference between a little boy and a Cloys' Singles -Mike Mills -First
dwarf ?" Wally Williams- Second
1 The patient thought for a while and Doys' Doubles -David Riedel and Dill
said, "Well, there might be a lot of Ramge -First
difference." *********** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * **
"What, for instance ?" asked the psy- THE PENCIL
chiatrist encouragingly.
1 "Well," replied the patient, "the dwarf Typewriters, tape recorders and other
might be a girl." machines may come and go, but the lowly
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TOP TEN pencil still remains the students' chief
tool for learning.
This year there will be 1.5 billion
1- DARKEST STREET IN TOWN pend$as -more than ever before -- menu-
s ELI'LL FOLLOW HIM featured in the United States, according
3 -ALICE IN WONDERLAND to the president of the Lead Pencil Menu-
. END OF THE WORLD fact:ert Association. A large propor-
5 -WALK LIKE A MAN tion' {rf hese will be used in classrooms
6 LITTLE TOWN FLIRT throughout the country.
7 -WILD WEEKEND Per capita pencil consumption is now
B- RHYTHM OF THE RAIN 9.5 a year. Some of these are literally
9- YOU'RE THE REASON I'M LIVING consumed - -by pencil eaters. There is
10 -WALK RIGHT IN tremendous loss in pencils as well, Rare -
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PERFECT ODY IN SEVENTH GRADE ly is a pencil'used all the way down; it
is usually misplaced or taken before it
is completely worn out.
1 Personality -Jan D. Eyes -Jim S. T The pencil industry has survived sev-
i Clothes -Tammy S. Ears - Judson L. eral crises. At one time pencils seemed
Hair -Joe W. Nose -Lee P. threatendd by fountain pens. Later ball
Height; -0ob D. Grades - Ronnie D. point pens appeared destined to supersede
Freckles -Steve D. the rod of graphite. Typewriters and
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PERFECT GIRL IN SEVENTH GRADE automated recording devices have also had
their turn. However, the lowly pencil
still flourishes.
Personality- Donnie Y. Hair -Celia G. ********** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * **
Clothes -Melba R. Eyes -Susan METHUSELAH
Complexion -Sally S. Ears - Vickie S.
s Height -Dede W. Feet - Joanna T. Methuselah ate what he found on his plate,
Figure -Mary H. And never, as people do now,
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Did he note the amount of the calory count:
INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE He ate it because it was chow.
These are the results of the Inter- He wasn't disturbed as at dinner he sat,
1 scholastic League Meet, which was held in Devouring a roast or a pie,
Orenham on April 5 and 9: To think it was lacking in granular fat
Or a couple of vitamins shy.
Girls' Declamation- Margaret Ivy -First He cheerfully chewed each species of food,
Joys' Declamation -Dart Inglis- Second Unmindfl, of troubles or fears
I Ready Writing - Darbee Hedges -First Lest his health might be hurt
Spelling- Deborah Schatte and Mary Oeth Dy some fancy dessert;
Dailey-Fourth And he lived over nine hundred years.
Doys' V olleyball- Second
Anonymous
Chinning - Dickie Hervey -First *********** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * **
Druce Jones -Third
Dabby Reeves- Fourth 3
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