Dress Code

I'm Olive Soap, your beauty hope and lustre cream shampoo for soft glamorous caressible hair bring you our Miss Brooke starring Eve Arden Teachers the first few school days after the Easter week vacation posed a problem in readjustment to routine But our Miss Brooks who teaches English at Madison High School didn't let the idiosyncrasies of her pupils dampen her spirits one bit

No indeed in fact last Friday after my final class I just smiled bowed to the students and went quietly out of my mind. But I'm a little ahead of my story. It all started when the undergraduate body declared last week to be, let's dress up week.

Contained in this malevolent Mardi Gras were such jolly daily fiestas as clashing colors day in which anyone caught wearing an outfit that matched was severely punished by his or her fellow student. and die one leg of your trousers blue day, which is self-explanatory.

By Thursday, which was girls wear slacks and boys wear one shoe only day, Mr. Conklin, our beloved principal, was fit to be tied. At a general assembly that afternoon, he sternly demanded that all he's shenanigans cease.

Accordingly, I had my landlady, Mrs. Davis, wake me a little earlier than usual on Friday morning. But I still don't understand you had me get you up at this generously our Connie. Why, it's only 7.15 and you're all finished with your shower and everything. Oh, not everything, Mrs. Davis. I've still got to find a pair of

stockings that haven't got a run in them. Let's see if there's a pair hiding in this drawer. You see, Mrs. Davis, Mr. Conquins in a rampage over the way the kids at school are dressing.