The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-17
Bits O. Blarney

DAY, Wnen everyone else was en-
joying q holiday. the Juniors were
carrying desks from the gym, up
five flights Of stairs to the attic.
After all this hard work, there was
a slight pause for refreshments
and then-believe it or not-they
washed the floor.
Fran" Reidy and Jim Wallace
claim the record for carrying up
desks. Leave it to Jerry Fisher to
invent a new mop to slosh in Tom
Clark's face. Boy. what map-er
what q mop!
Brick Barraco kindly supplied
the soap while Jim O,Brien, Evans
McGunagle, Chef Orzol, Jim Nor
rim, Betty Miller. Margaret Con-
nors. and Jean Reuter- supplied the
elbow grease.
That Jack Arsenault is going to
make some lucky girl q wonderful
wife. He handles a mop like an
expert and besides, he claims that
he can cook, too. Now, all he has
to do is find some nice girl who
has a job at the Bomber Plant!
The ballgame scheduled for last
Thursday was called off. The game
scheduled for Monday was called
off, too, and if any more games are
called off, baseball season will be
just memory! This weather.
bah! It's strictly for "da ducks!
The news of Ed Korn's departure
for the Merchant Marines, Mon
day, came as quite a shock to
everyone-including Korn. Ed is
the second man to leave from
the Junior class. We're certainly
going to miss that sharp purple
and gold class sweater of his!
A dance in his honor was held
Friday night and the participants
(Whew, these two dollar words D
gave him a small token of their
appreciation" For some strange
reason, the guest Of honor, and
some of his buddies disappeared
shortly before eleven. Guess he
wanted to spend one of his last
nights with his family. Didn't
know Ed lived near Eureka Park
Friday was also the day of our
first defeat in baseball this sea-
son. 1t was an away game with
Sacred Heart. The score was AZ,
with Virgil Burtka and Jack How
ard carrying home our two lonely
runs.
Open Letter to Jack DeSana
Jack DeSana
U. S. Navy
In our last column we had Pat
Callahan and Louie Navarro listed
as co-captains of the football team.
Louie has kindly brought to our
attention the fact that 1t was YOU
and not he who co-captained the
team. We regret the mistake and
promise to get info from a more
reliable source in the future.
Maybe we're vain, but We like
to have people correct our mis-
takes because it shows that, at
least. somebody reads this column!
Mothers Day!
1t was happy day in the Bloom
field household. What better gift
could a mother receive than hav-
ing her three sons home from the
war. 1t was good to see Neil, who
has not been home for three years.
Jerry and Linus completed the
trio.
Another proud mother was Mrs
Delzeith. Maryann. who graduated
in "A, certainly does justice to her
Cadet Nurses uniform.
My, these members of the class
Of "A get around! You've probably
seen Jim Payette, in and about
this town Of ours, enjoying his leave
over Mothers Day.
Stuff and Nonsensel
The Grade School held an ex-
ceptionally pleasing recital last
Sunday afternoon and evening. We
are just beginning to realize the
fact that great deal of talent is
headed for the high school.
There's quite an air of hustle
and hustle surrounding the school
What with the high school recital
to be held Sunday. the Prom but
one week off, and the Minstrel
Show scheduled to open May q.
What's this we hear about a GER
tain senior girl going to a Naval
Ball in Chicago? Need any chape-
rones, Joyce?
Some people don't know when
they're well off. Anonymous threat
ened to do something (anything)
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