Ferone (still unreached)
Eddie Williams ( " " )
Harry Kagan ( " " )
McHabe (!!!!!!)
Mild bladder symptoms (This is an occupational disease: there is simply no time to go to the bathroom!)
Clerical work piling up, up up!
Nov. Faculty Conference:
problems of overworked teachers, overcrowded classrooms, dropouts, integration, teachers' strikes, salary raises, teacher training, building scandals—were all "postponed for lack of time"—just as they were in Sept. and Oct.
Lunch hour at 10:17 A.M.
Not enough books, chalk, time to teach, endurance ...
Etc., Etc., Etc.!
CREDITS
Jose Rodriguez no longer signs "Me"!
Vivian Paine losing weight; likes herself better.
Lou Martin, in the midst of clowning, raises a hand to answer a question!
Four kids took out public library cards for first time!!!
I may look forward to retirement after 35 years of service; at 70 it's mandatory!
Yes, Mother still sends me gory clippings. At the same time, she inquires delicately whether or not there is a young man in my life. I tell her there are many. Over a hundred.
I'm glad Suzie liked my birthday present. It's delicious to shop for a little girl of two. And please stop remonstrating—I may be a teacher, but I'm not that poor!
Tell me about your Thanksgiving. I was supposed to have dinner with Paul, but how can you wish on a turkey wishbone with a man who is capable of correcting a love letter?
Love,
Syl
P.S. Did you know that a third of all New York City teachers are substitutes?
S.
40. From the Suggestion Box
I suggest they do away with graff and coruption and make a school where we don't have to stand up in Assembly and Lunch! We should have a sit down strike but there's no place to sit, Ha-ha, joke!
Lou Martin
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1. I like the way you "put it over" (Julius Ceazer)
2. Open School is a farse!
3. You didn't have to hush it up we knew all about it.
A. Why she tried to kill her self!
1. Misunderstandings of feelings between pupils and teachers.
2. Misunderstandings of feelings between children and parents.
Teenager
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You never call on me and if you do it's very seldom.
Cutter
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Most fellows dislike their teacher not because the teacher is good or bad but just because the teacher is a teacher. You are different because you don't treat us like a teacher. Now coming down to the human side of things, you for one don't look like an old hag but beautiful every day. It slays me! Never in my life did I feel this in school. The way you walk up and down the isle really sends me and I hope you take it in the right spirit.

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In these "distressful times" when any day the whole world can just as soon "blow up" I enjoy "poetry". The way your tone of voices make it sound in changing it to sadness or happiness or whatever it is suited for, depending on the "poem". I went to the school "librery" to look for more "Frost" but it was closed.
Chas. H. Robbins
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If you could only be a man instead of a female I would say the only decent teachers in this school are you and Mr. Grayson and he's not even a teacher.
Rusty
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I don't like the way you read, too emoting, and over our heads.
Yr Emeny
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You gave me the courage to read a book.
Reader
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When he said the fault dear Brutis is not in our stars meaning we got only ourselfs to blame he wasn't a color person.
Edward Williams, Esq.
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Don't ever change! There is a pleasing way in your manner of dressing (red suit) & shape. With you I could spend a whole day with nothing but English.
A Bashful Nobody
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For my money you stink.
Poisen
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I never in my life used to have use for poems but when you read it aloud it makes the words come true. If every one would read it the way you do no one would be left hating poems. Can you recommend another poem?
Jose Rodriguez
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I have a math teacher for English and a typing teacher for Eco and you for Home Room and for French they keep changing around. I'm willing to do my best if they would only meet me 1/2 way.
A True Pupil
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Too much homework but I don't mind I don't do it anyway. And I'm possitively not writting any more for you.

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What I like about you is you're brainy. In a nice way. I wish I could have you always but have to quit and go to work so must say a sincere goodbye.
Dropout
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If other teachers would be young and sexy looking like you they wouldn't have to snoop around and make trouble for couples that go steady. Snoopervisers make education hard to learn.
Linda Rosen
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Have Monday Orals on Tues. and Thurs. too. It breaks a lot of us out of our shyness when speaking in front of a crowd.
Mark Anthony
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I suggest more quiet classrooms because I like to sleep a lot.
Dead To The World
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On Mondays what the hell do you think we are, Oraters?
Disgusted
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Not enough men's rooms, a disgrace to mankind! A lavaratory centrally located would be a great comfort to all concerned.
Sophomore
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Don't be so kind hearted because people take advantage. For instants, when I didn't do my homework and you gave me a break by letting me hand it in tomorrow, I felt I was a big shot and didn't have to do things til the last moment. Don't worry, I broke out of it very fast but with some one else it might have been bad for you. Well, don't take it so hard.

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I am losing weihgt rappidly just looking how slim you are in your red suit and others. You are much prettier than my sister. My goal is you.
Vivian Paine
(Did you notice how I wear my hair behind since you told me how you liked it?)
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It is my considerable opinion that you are very well qualified. No matter how boring the lesson you always make it interesting. I suggest you continue your enjoyable and educational teachings.
Harry A. Kagan
(The Students Choice)
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I'm not even in your class but hello anyway!
Dr. Ben Casey
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When you call on me to answer don't call on me when I don't know what the answer is, it makes me look dumb in front of the class. You always call on the others when they know what the answer is.
Edward Williams, Esq.
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I give the appearance of being mature but it's just the opposite.
Doodlebug
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