Heat Wave

I'm always so your beauty hope and gluster cream shampoo for soft glamorous caressible hair bring you our Miss Brooks starring E. Barton. They say that everybody talks about the weather but nobody does anything about it. Well our Miss Brooks who teaches English at Madison High Summer School tried to disprove this theory last week. Yes I made up my mind to at least stop talking about the

weather but last Wednesday morning while I was having breakfast with Mrs. Davis my I found that I'd been harboring a utopian dream. Phew! Hot enough for you, Connie. Yes, thanks, plenty. I read in the paper where it's been hot all over the country during the past few days.

This valley has been well over 120 degrees all week long. I'm glad you told me I'll wear something light if I go there. I'm going to think of a dear old Madison High, will be pretty much like Death Valley today.

Wouldn't be so bad if our beloved principal, Osgoode Conklin, wasn't nosing around. You're being over tested, Mr. Conning. I'm sure that on a day like today, Mr. Conklin will just sit in his office, tanning himself.

That would be nice. Sure, that's probably just what he'll do. And who knows, he may even tan himself as something real heavy and go... You're laughing. You've passed and missed. Oh, stop dreaming, you silly girl.

I guess Mr. Conklin will be with us. me always. My sister Angela has a wonderful recipe for keeping cool. You've heard me mention Angela, haven't you, Carlos? Many times, Mrs. Davis, but not lately. How is she?

Pretty well, Pordia, but she's so absent-minded. Yes, I know. But what's the recipe, Mrs. Davis? Recipe. Yes, for keeping cool. You said your sister had a good one? My sister. Yes, Angela. Oh, her poor thing. She's so absent-minded.