Clay City Football Game

I'm Oli Tsoff, your beauty hope and lustre cream shampoo for soft, glamorous green girl hair bring you our Miss Brooks starring E. Varden. Our Miss Brooks teaches English at Madison Hyde, but one of her favorite subjects at school is biology.

Or to be completely honest about it, biology teacher Philip Boynton. He's tall, dark, handsome, and painfully timid. But Connie Brooks is still hopeful. In her own words... I'm still hopeful that he'll look up from his experiments one day and decide that I compare favorably with some of his higher-type frogs.

Somehow I feel that if I could just be alone with him a few hours, he wouldn't mind my not being wort green. It looked like last Saturday was going to be the day. I was thinking about my plans when my landlady, Mrs. Margaret Davis, forbade my instructions to wake me at 8.30.

Honey, we tough Connie, eat 30. Oh, come in, Mrs. Davis. Good morning, Connie. How did you sleep? Pretty well, Mrs. Davis, how about you? Well, I wasn't going to mention it, but now that you ask, my insomnia's got me a little worried.

You see, for the past three nights, I've gone to bed at 9.30 and slept right through the night. What's wrong with that? I missed the sleeping pill I'm supposed to take a tan. Ten. But I guess I'll be all right.

Tell me, Connie, why did you leave me a note to wake you? What happened to your alarm clock? Oh, it met with an accident yesterday morning. What kind of an accident? I threw it in the bathtub and stamped on it.

Thanks for getting me up, though. I've got to be down at Carney's repair shop at ten. That's when they promised my car would be ready. Oh, goodness, it's about time. How long was your car been in that repair shop, Connie?