Movies at School ( )

Now it's Armis Brooks starring Eve Arden. Over the years Armis Brooks, who teaches English at Madison High, has had more than her share of difficulties with her principal, Mr. Conklin. Recently, however, their relations have improved.

Yes, my uncle and aunt feel a lot better. Actually, things have been a bit smoother between Mr. Conklin and me. In fact, when I suggested the plan I had heard about about to supplement our teaching with movies, Mr. Conklin gave me the money to try it out.

So until last week when the great experiment was to take place in one of my classes, everything was going splendidly, and in more ways than one. Because Thursday morning Mr. Boynton was over at my house for breakfast.

My landlady was attending an early club meeting, so there were just the two of us. I could sense that Mr. Boynton felt the warm, romantic implications of this domestic scene, his voice seemed choked with emotion when he said I wonder how long Joe Paluko beat champ. I don't try this idea why don't you ask a little Abner. Little Abner.

He's been staring at me from the other side of that newspaper for the past 10 minutes. Oh pardon me Miss Brooks reading the paper was rather rude I guess. It's just that I feel so at home here I didn't think you'd mind. Oh I really don't Mr. Barnes and that's just the way I want you to feel. Good. Oh I have never

this sort of breakfast since I was home with mother. Well, have you ever thought that you might enjoy a breakfast like this every day, Mr. Vinton? Of course I have, Ms. Brooks, many times. But dad needs her too much for mom to come down here.