1939-09-xx (xx) Rush Tenders His Resignations

Also, it's a few minutes past seven thirty o'clock as we enter the small house, half way up in the next block now, and here in the living room we find Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gook and their son Mr. Rush Gook comfortably settled for the evening.

Vic Blount's new easy chair with a newspaper, said thoughtfully darned socks on the dab import. While young Rush at the library table ostensibly applies himself to academic pursuits, but his mother, chanting to Glen Seddim, remarks, Are you really studying there, I should just fool around. I'm certainly not fooling around Glad to hear it another hand. I'm not actually what you'd call studying. I thought not

Matter of fact, I'm writing a batch of letters Writing letters won't learn your algebra lesson for you. It'll help my algebra in an eight indirect way though Dave hi there. Hi. Hello. Hello distract you if I reach up my lab. Yeah, but go ahead listen mine Mr. Henry Walker's city. Dear Mr. Walker, because I wish to devote my entire time to my studies, I hereby resign my membership in the Sophomore Mathematical Research Society.

I regret the necessity for taking this step, but I feel that my schoolwork comes first. Yours very truly, Rush Cook. Thought you did resign from that. Not formally, I haven't. I told you two weeks ago you asked for it.

Well, I haven't been attending meetings. I expect by this time my name's even been stricken from the role. The thing is I'm going to see that this letter gets widely circulated. You understand what that'll do don't you?

No. Make a red hat impression on the teachers. Oh. I see where Rush Cook is giving up all outside activities in order to devote his time to his school work. That's what the teacher will say.