Teachers break out in Song and Dance During Workshop
It was a hot Friday afternoon and Mr. Dennis Casey
was giving a workshop of "Learning Styles" when a few teachers decided
to demonstrate their kinesthetic abilities. Below is a teacher singing,
"STOP! in the name of Love..
Here she is desperately trying to recall something and
if you ask her what it was she will not be able to remember.
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SINDELAR INSTALLS GOAL POST
Well the picture will say it all. JOE SINDELAR was in charge
of replacing a goal post down at the Morrison High School football field.
The results:
He claims that there was an 80mph wind that caused the distortion.
However, there were no tornadoes reported in the Morrison area that evening.
It was just the normal 20mph Oklahoma evening breeze.
It's RAINING!!!
The Chronicler
was reminded of a story about his twin brother that dates back over 3 decades
ago. It was a hot dry summer night and we decided we would sleep
outside. Our home wasn't air-conditioned back then, and besides, sleeping
under the Milky Way is quite a treat. If you haven't gaze upwards on a
clear summer evening in awhile, you ought to, just to see what you've been
missing. So we would roll the roll-away outside, grab a couple of
sheets and pillows and look at the stars until falling asleep. I was first
to awaken in the morning and thought of a way to get Charles to take in
all of the bed lining and pillows without my help. The sky had become
cloudy and it did look as if it could rain any minute.
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"3D Danny"
comes
to Morrison!
The famous KOMA radio host, Danny Williams, formerly "3D Danny"
a few decades ago, made a trip to Morrison with his bird dog. Unfortunately,
the dog escape when Danny stop to allow for a rest stop. Williams was on
the Benes farm looking for his dog when he ran into Charles Benes who was
out in his field. Danny told Charles of the missing dog and offered a $200
reward for the return of his dog. Since Charles hasn't made $200 in his
farming operation for a number of years, he shut down his farming and went
to full time dog hunting. He stopped in and told his mother Alice Benes
and continue the search. A few minutes later Clarance Benes arrives at
the farm and is told the story by his mother. About this time Charles returns
to the house. Since Charles did not know that Clarance knew the story,
Clarance decides to meet Charles outside when he first pulls up and tell
him a "story." It went like this. "Charles, are you missing any dogs? I
just saw one down the road a bit." (I pointed to the area where Danny Williams
had lost his dog.) "YES!" he says with big $ signs in his eyes. Before
he could say more I continued. "Well, I ran over the darn thing, it darted
out in front of me..." You could see the disappointed in Charles eyes,
when he said, "Do you know whose dog that was?" I couldn't torture
him any longer so I said, "Yes, I know the whole story! I was just kidding
you! Got you again! See "Raining" on
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