Exchanging Gifts

Colgate Dentalcream to clean your breath while you clean your teeth and help stop tooth decay and bluster cream shampoo for soft glamorous, caressible hair. Bring you Our Miss Brooke starring Eve Arden. And pull another comedy episode of Our Miss Brooks, written by Al Lewis.

Well, it's always pleasant to welcome back a friend who's been away. That's why Our Miss Brooks, who teaches English at Madison High School, was happy to be on her way to school a bit earlier than usual last Friday morning.

Yes, last Friday, Mr. Boynton was due back from a biologist's convention, which had lasted for three weeks. I had heard from him during his absence, of course. In fact, he sent me one passionate postcard after another.

Two altogether. But shy or not, a man is a man. Or, as the French would say, se la vie se la mour, which means a man is a man. That's why I had Walter then, and picked me up so early last Friday.

I hope we get to school before Mr. Boynton does Walter. How we will, Miss Brooks. This little old buggy will have you down to school and nothing flat. I'll settle for with nothing flat. He'll feel rather strange seeing Mr. Boynton again.

I wonder how he'll seem to me after being away so long. Oh, he probably hasn't changed any. Just a big tall, dark-haired, good-looking guy with a sparkling smile sparkling smile in a throbbing voice. Yeah, who needs him?

He sure is attractive to girls. If it wasn't for the fact that she's so daffy and love with me, even Harriet Conklin would go for him. Harriet? She's only a young girl. Is there an age limit?