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W h a t’s So

Funny?

B izarre and humorous moments
often interrupted the sometimes
dull class lectures.
While everyone sat in class listening
to the teacher, someone gave a slight
yell. Everyone looked and the silence
was broken. The student who
screamed didn’t think it was so funny
that the jerk behind him stepped on his
fingers, but everyone else did.
Being thrown in the swimming pool
with all one’s clothes on was another
way to add excitement to one’s day.
At other times, everybody was star­
ing at a student while he walked down
the hall, but he didn’t know why until
he sat down in his next class with his
apron on from home economics.
Waking up in class with everyone
looking at him, realizing that he had
fallen asleep, or tripping on the steps
and watching his books go flying as the
girl we wanted to impress walked by,
were painfully funny mishaps.
Everyone at one time or another
had something embarrassing happen
to him. Years from now he would re­
call that incident and be able to laugh
about it.
Don’t forget! Hopefully senior Jon Talamante and
sophomore Teresa Gonzales will remember to take off their
aprons before leaving for their next class.
R estin g? Many students fall asleep during class and wake
up with everyone looking at them.

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Reade Sievert
Sally Sindelar
Russ Sladky
Jeff Smith
Kirby Smith
Eric Sobeski
Patty Sokolik
Danica Sorenson
Kathy Sorgenfrei
Carrie Spencer
Lisa Spinharney
Scott Stambaugh
E. J. Stanek
Diane Stanford

Funny M om ents, Sophom ores