From Tom's Desk: Looking Back 3/3/15

“We had cutups in school and I can remember the teacher taking a ruler and slapping the hands of those boys who did not behave.  Needless to say, this did not happen often.  But I also remember that one time she punished some boys by making them stand in the clothes room.  They immediately opened the window and went home, so she didn’t do that again.”  Charles M. Bradbury in his autobiography.

The Nunan School, Cape Porpoise, 1921 (Now part of the Cape Porpoise Motel)