Jackie Fellows <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hi Sue
LOL--we didn't lose her underwear, she did. The elastic on the waistband must
have gave way and she was monitoring the convocation. Down they came around her
ankles, her mouth dropped and of course those of us who had seen this happen said
quite loudly--Oh Sister Josephina, be careful you don't trip. Of course everyone
around turned to see. Somehow I think that all the mischevous makers of that time
were all in my class. We were the last graduating class from the old' mansion as
they were building a brand new school in the suburbs, so maybe we wanted to leave
more of a mark on the history of the school. : ). We did do some silly things
though--we had to I guess, there were no boys at the high school, as Catholic high
schools then were all segregated by sex in MN, except for St Michael's.
jackief
Sue Hartigan wrote:
> Sue Hartigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Hi Jackie:
>
> Ok Now you have to tell me how you lost the nun's underwear. That I
> have to know. <BG>
>
> The Catholic schools I went to certainly were not as much fun as that.
> :)
>
> Sue
> >
> > Hi Bill
> >
> > LOL--those nuns could be wily couldn't they. But, in high school we had
> > some that were a little different in their own way. Of course, we were
> > somewhat cruel now that I think of it. We painted a chicken's toes with
> > nailpolish when the biology teacher passed a leg around so we could see how
> > the tendons, etc. worked. By the time she got it back, she was livid. We
> > locked her out of the classroom one day and then played dumb after she got
> > the janitor to open the door. When she lost her underwear at a convocation,
> > instead of being quiet we called attention to her. What terrible teens we
> > were.
> >
> > There are so many stories that so many people have about the silly things we
> > did in school. It is too bad that for many there will not be those fun
> > memories. Wish there was more that we could do about that.
> >
> > jackief
>
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