Stretch to Transfer

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Well, the football fever is sweeping through our schools once more, and Madison High School where our Miss Brooks teaches English is no exception. No, indeed, most of the kids at Madison eat, sleep, and talk, nothing but football.

Of course, it doesn't affect me one way or another. When I start my class in the morning, I simply bark the signal for order, call my monitors into a huddle, and with a single wing to the right, do a reverse-line buck through the second act of Macbeth.

Last Wednesday, when Walter Denton, one of my pupils, joined my land by Demis' Davis and me at breakfast, I chided him about not doing his homework properly. His reaction was instantaneous. I don't see how you can say that, Miss Brooks.

Why, ever since the fall term started, I've been doing my football religiously. State breast. No, you're not quite sure, Walter. Those little coffee cakes and some milk will be enough for you. No, ma'am. That's all I've got in the house.

Then it'll be enough. This boy's a real listen. I wish I had something else to offer you. A growing boy should eat a big breakfast, especially an athlete like Walter. Athletes? Yeah, I told Mrs. Davis about it before you came into breakfast, Miss Brooks.

I'm going out for the team this year. I've just got to get my letter. You? But Walter, you don't seem to have too much aptitude for athletics. Who hasn't? Well, the only reason I didn't make the football team last year was because because I hurt my arm trying out for the baseball team.