A.G.O. Slang
What words and/or phrases do you remember ?
"strictly" pertaining to A.G.O.
21 Money
Allowance Book
A.G.O. Jail
Bathroom Case
Beanies
Big Kid
Blue Jackets
Bug Juice
Campused
Chucked your Pants
Common Sunday
The Crow
Dibbs
Doilies
Dutters
Flopper
Forlop
Fr. Mac
Fr. Nemo
Fruit
Gigs
Home for Good
Grub
Gush
Holy Hour
Jake/John
Jays
Jigs-it / Jigzit / Jiggers
Jug



Junk Case
Ladie's of Itcha my Belly
Little Kid
Mibs
Middlewinkie
Mop Stick

Oh Bunk
Playing Possum
Peanut
Perries / Puries
Premium
Red Buttons
Red Zero

Ringy

Rot
School Clothes
Schroeder Grip
Scrubbrushes
Scullery
Sem's
Shine Rags
Slop
Slop Dress
Slophouse
Spikers

Steelies
Stir / Sir
Study Hour
Sunday Clothes
Visiting Sunday
Woolies
Yard
Yard Clothes
Yard Shoes
Yellow Line



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If there was any allowance left over?
Weekly allowance depending on points earned - click here to see Sample "Pass / Allowance Book"
Write me a letter, send it by mail, send it in care of A.G.O. Jail
Cases in the bathroom to store our daily cloths
What the grammar school girls wore on their heads for mass.
An older kid in charge of a younger kid to look after (ex. 6, 7 & 8th Graders)
Seminarians
Kool Aid - AGO Style
Grounded, for demerit slip, no visiting, no movies
Pooped pants 
Opposite Visiting Sunday - we did not go home, but watched a movie in the auditorium
The Nuns
I call first on this....
What High School Girls wore on their heads for mass
Eggs
Snitcher
Cutting ahead in line
Fr. McCarthy
Fr. Niemeyer
Weird Kid ???
Cart that delivered the food to the dining rooms
Leaving A.G.O. for good
Food
Candy
Sunday Benediction
Toilet
What the Freshmen where called when they entered High School
Oh oh, here comes the Nun
Detention Center - located in Cotttage 32's porch, for the boys. If, while we were playing in the yard and you went out of bounds, were caught throwing rocks, going on the girl's side, going into the Cottages, fighting, your were subject to detention, in Jug. Whether or not, you went to Jug, was determined by the yard Sister, at the time, if you got caught breaking some rule!!
Place to store our Junk in the Rec Room
Ladies of Isabella - Donated gifts at Christmas Time.
A younger kid in grammar school cottage (ex. 1st grade to 4th or 5th)
Marbles
Boogyman, in babyhouse
2 sticks put together (like a "T")  only used to pickup soapy water "after" scrubbing the floors on our hands and knees
Oh oh, we're caught in a lie!   
When the Nun would pretend to be sleeping, but watching & listening to us all along.
Nun's Pet
See through Marbles
Slave Wages, .40/wk)  same as "allowance" - - see  above!
Msgt. Diebold
On our demerit (comportment) cards, a zero was the worst number you could get, but if you got a "Red Zero" (0) you were really in trouble!!!
When a kid came down with ringworm and had to wear a sock on his head with salve smeared on his "BALDY" shaved head.
Expression of disagreement
Cloths only worn for school
Fr. Schroeder would grab you right between the shoulder & neck with his thumb & forefinger and pinch hard.
Rockies
Kitchen
Seminarians
Rags we put on our feet to buff the floors
Food
Uniform like dresses that the girls had to wear!  YUK!!!
Dining Room
The tops Sr. Joseph used to hand out in the yard for the boys to play with, they had a point on them like a nail and you would try and chip a piece of wood off of a spinning top from another kid.
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Sister / Nun
Time set aside to do homework
Clothes only worn on Visiting Sundays, Holidays or Special Occasions
The Sunday we were allowed to go home for the day
The knick-a-bocker bottoms - horrible itchy home made pants they gave to the boys
Playground
Clothes worn for play
Shoes worn for play
Dividing line (fence) to separate the girls yard from the boys yard