New London High School - Whaler Yearbook (New London, CT)

 - Class of 1921

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Exams are like the poor — we have them ays with us. — The Tripod. The Kiss. “ But “No.” “Just” — “No.” “Please — “No — ” “ Henry, why didn’t you shave ? ” If a fellow tries to kiss a woman and gets ay with it, he’s a man ; if he tries and esn’t get away with it, he’s a brute ; if he esn’t try to kiss her, but would get away ih it if he tried, he’s a coward ; and if he isn’t try to kiss her and wouldn’t get ay with it if he did, he’s a wise man. COMPOSITION ON A PAIR OF PANT Pants are made for men and not women. Women are made for men and n for pants. When a man pants for a woma and a woman pants for a man, they are pair of pants. Some pants don’t last. Pai are like molasses — they are thinner in 1 weather and thicker in cold weather. M are often mistaken in pants ; such mistafc are breeches of promise. There has be much discussion whether pants is singular plural. Seems to us when men wear pai it is plural, and when they don’t wear a it is singular. Men go on a tear in th pants, and it is all right; when the pants on a tear it is all wrong. If you want make pants last, make the coat first. Brownie, A oast Here’s to the Shorthand Shark, He’s always lucky if he ever gets a mark, He cribs all his algebra, flunks in his Geom, Steals all his theme paper ; never comes to harm, If he ever goes into business ; I pity his firm, Why he’s lower down than any worm! He lives at Winthrop Neck, is always in trouble, He’s so hard he chews soap and spits out bubbles, His feet bulge out, his chest caves in, He’s a pretty poor stick for the shape he’s in, So here’s to the Shorthand Shark, But I’d hate to meet him in the dark. A red automobile and a chicken vocalist horn will make a man drunk faster than whiskey.

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 iExrfyang?!!. We acknowledge with thanks the receipt f the following: “The Exile,” Vinalhaven High School, inalhaven, Maine. “The St. Paul’s Record,” St. Paul’s -hool, Garden City, L. I. “The Tripod,” Trinity College, Hartford, onn. “The Gleaner,” Pawtucket High School, awtucket, R. I. “The Quarterly,” Stamford High School, :amford, Conn. “The Connecticut Campus,” Stofrs, onn. “ The Orange and Black,” Middletown igh School, Middletown, Conn. “The Academy Journal,” Norwich Free cademy, Norwich, Conn. COMMENTS. “ The Quarterly.” A few cuts, a cover ssign, and a little more “pep” would ake it a first-class paper. “The Gleaner.” Up to its usual high andard, “ The Tattler. ” is especially good. “ The Orange and Black.” Well writteij and clever work in the Literature Depart! ment. IN OTHER SCHOOLS. The Student’s Club of Pawtucket High School, presented the play “ Betty Makes Things Hum ” on January 7. The proceeds of the Stamford High School-Elgin High School game were $3,000.61. This sum enabled the Athletic! Association of Stamford High School to pay off all its debts and still leave a good sum in the Treasury. The game was managed by a committee of Stamford citizens. The Stamford High School has suffered but four defeats in ten years of Foot-ball. After all expenses of this season were paid they had more than $3,000 left. EXCHANGE JOKES. He, “You are the breath of my lifej Caroline.” She (blushing), “ Oh, really? Thense how long you can hold your breath.” — Tk



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PAPER FOR THOSE WHO THINK THEY THINK Bulkeley Stews | Concoction VII FEBRUARY 31, 1999 Dose XI . EDIBLE STUFFS. .dible-in-Chief, Turkey Dinner assistant Edible, Dressing business Mgr., Bread Basket advertising Mgr., Raw Onion FAMOUS SAYINGS. 'ou Dirty Drunk, O'Neil lot Dogs, - - Kiely hey Go Wild Over Me, Mac Donald irandpa, What Makes the Grass Grow Green, Wadleigh Have No Excuse, Crandall iosh Sakes, - Chidsey hat the Deuce, - Hancock hat Others Have Done I Can Do, - Shafner hat’ll You Have, - Grant here'd Y‘ Go Last Night, Lyons :e You at 4 o'clock, Smith Dr Crying Out Loud, Cassara uckoo, - A. Mac Donald DPULAR NAMES OF POPULAR ROOMS oom I, - Main Room oom II, - - The Jail oom III, Commercial Room oom IV, - - Math oom V, The Kindergarten oom VI, - - Lab oom VII, - The Cafeteria Dorn VIII, - The Ranch oom IX, - The Coop ADDS. oung man wants cleaning cheap Address 45 Healthful Avenue anted Nice Front Room by Young Lady Without any Furnishings. A. F. M. Fig-Leaf Avenue. ►st - One Cent. Reward Two Cents. Apply Bill MacDonald. AN EMBARASSING STEW. The other day I discovered, A large hole at a most embarrassing place in my trousers, I was sore vexed indeed, and Could have bit nails, But when my friend told me He had noticed the hole a week before, O, Leander, what a blow. — 'Uhe Eagle ADDS. NOTICE CURRENT SPANISH TRANSLATIONS BORROWED OR BOUGHT LOANED OR SOLD APPLY THE SPANISH SHARK LOST — A bottle of Scotch Whiskey. Reward offered. Phone anybody. WANTED — Bright, energetic young man to sell safety razors at the Barber’s Convention. Luna Razor Company. Branch Offices, Nowhere. We hereby thank, acknowledge and otherwise show our appreciation for the kindness of “The Bughouse Bugle” in allowing us to use matter. THE STUFF. POPULAR BOOKS Valley of Silent Men, — Study Class with Miss Zahi John Barleycorn, - - Weii Two Little Savages, — Cherkasky and Cassan The Border Legion, Just above 5( Freckles, - - - Ben] Luck of the Irish, Kiely in Spanisl Vanity Fair, - Aspiring to 9! The Music Master, - Rudd Prisoners of Chance Everyone in Mat! The Merry Men, Wadleigh and Kiely The Rebellion, Cherkasky in Spanisl] The Way of These Women, In Handing out Dementi The Age ot Innocence, the Freshmei The Scarlet Letter, — You often see it on your card NOTED QUOTATIONS OF BULKELEY SENIORS. Think, - - - Shafnei Ask Dad, he knows, - Hill It’s Toasted, - - Kiely Sees All, Knows All, - Coheij Your Nose Knows, - Kuestei Look for the Tap Sign, Chidseyj We want your duds in our suds, — Hancocl It pays to advertise, - Sno Mild ? Sure, yet they satisfy, Crouch It floats, - - 'Wadleigh Eventually ? Why not now, 0'Neill There’s a reason, Mac Donald Hand made, - - - Rudd A skin you love to touch, Beni Made with real cream, Denisoil A worth while book, Hanovej Once grown — always grown, — Mac Mahorj Better built — Ready Cut, Granj Best for baby, best for you, Overly Like mother used to make, Crandall-Quality First, - - Nelsoj

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