Board of Education Day

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Well, Tuesday January 3rd marked the end of the holidays and teachers and pupils all over the country returned to their various halls of learning. Our Miss Brooks, who teaches English at Madison High School, was discussing her vacation with her landlady at breakfast last Tuesday.

I guess vacation is unnecessary sometimes, Connie. But now I suppose you're looking forward to returning to dear old Madison High with considerable enthusiasm. Yes indeed, Mrs. Davis, with all the enthusiasm of a sailor returning to his dear old submarine after a two-week vacation on Ballet Ballet.

You get back into the swing in no time, Connie. Is Walter didn't picking you up this morning? Yes, he is, and I hope he's on time. Our beloved principal is designated today as Board of Education Day.

Oh, what sort of ceremony is Mr. Conklin's training? Well, Mr. Stone, the head of the board, will be there for his annual oiling. And Mr. Conklin will have the whole school lined up on the campus.

Some of the students will even march past Mr. Stone carrying the flag. Well, you can't do any harm, Connie. The board might decide to get you teachers a raise in the coming year. I hope so.

Then maybe next year we'll be strong enough to carry the flag. I'll get it. Be right there. I'll kick the dishes into the kitchen. Alright, Mrs. Davidson, thanks for breakfast. Good morning, Walter. It's more than that, Miss Brooks.