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Hunt in HEARD IN CLASS ROOMS Mr. Riley (in Senior English class) : “What type of literature was produced in the 16th century?” Louise Bradway: “Movable type.” • • Mr. Price (in algebra I class) : “What is the answer to the next problem ?” Tom Hie: “Five x.” Mr. Price: “You’re a little off.” • • On a general science test. Mr. Rush asked for the definition of the word “transparent”. The answer appearing on one pupil’s paper was: “Transparent—A cross parent.” • • Mr. Riley (in Sophomore English class) : “Who was the wife of William Shakespeare ?” Roberta Reynolds: “Ann Rutledge.” • • It was in Latin II class. There was a knock at the door. Mr. McMurry very graciously tiptoed to the door. I le was addressed by Clifford Amberg: “May Myrtle go to our uncle’s funeral with me?” Mr. McMurry: “Why, yes, if you can find her.” Clifford: “Sure I can find her. She is sitting there in your class.” Mr. McMurry: “Oh. I didn’t know she was in my class.” • • FAMILIAR FACULTY QUOTATIONS Mr. McMurry: “Are there any more announcements ?” Miss Hieronymus: “Be looking over your topics.” Miss Langston : “Oh dealt! Deah !” Miss Knowles: “I was so overcome, I almost had hydrophobia.” Mr. Price: “Can’t take it!” Mr. Rush: “So much for that.” Mr. Riley: “I’ll think it over and let you know in a day or two.” Mr. Daglcy: “Gracious! Mercy!” Bill Spencer: “I think Madelyn will make an ideal wife. Every time I go to see her I find her darning her father’s socks.” Emery: “Yeah? Max caught me on that one too, until I noticed it was always the same sock.” • • Mr. Riley: “I want your sentences to be so clear that they can lx understood by the most stupid people—then I can tell what you mean.” • • Ed Manners: “I am not one of those thin-skinned people. I’m first to laugh at my own foolishness.” Harley Duffield: “What a merry life you must lead.” • • Bob Judy: “Whatchagotina pack idge ?” Ramon Mason: “Sabook.” Bob: “Wassanaimavitt ?” R a m o n : “Sadickshuncry, fullo-naimes. Gonna gettapleecedog anagot-tagettanaimferim.” • • Lyle: “Why don’t you ever use toothpaste, Pete?” Pete: “Why should I when I haven’t any tooth loose?” e • Wilma: “What time do you get up in summer?” Yarola: “As soon as the first rays of sun come in at my window.” Wilma : “Oh ! Then you like to go out while the dew is fresh on the grass.” Narola: “Well, not exactly. My room faces west.” • • Leslie Odom: “Why do they call John Frecston “Jack”? Tom Tuttle: “Because he’s always giving a fiat tire a lift.” - 30 - 1 9 3 1 mi
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Mr. Crihfield (from the stairs): “What time is it, Emily?” Emily Jean: “I don’t know, the clock isn’t going.” Mr. Crihfield: “Well, how about Marvin ?” • • John Hubner: If a cantaloupe can’t elope, what can elope?” Irma Rrandt: “Go ahead, I’ll listen.” John: “A pear.” • • Mildred Phillips: It rained cats and dogs out our way yesterday.” Vivian Gresham: “Figuratively?” Mildred Phillips: No. literally. The animal cracker factory blew up.” • • Mr. Rush: “I got my mustache on the installment plan.” Jerry Baker: “The installment plan ?” Mr. Rush: “Yes, a little down each week.” • • Eorietta Wilcoxson : “I hear you’ve been making remarks about me—calling me bow-legged.” Tom Hie: “Oh, no. I—er—I’ve been misquoted. What 1 really said was that you seem to have a broad foundation.” • • Mrs. Price: “The man next door kisses his wife every time he sees her. Why don’t you do that?” Mr. Price: “I’m not well enough acquainted yet.” • • Tom Tuttle: I want a girl that can take a joke.” Jeanne Knecht: “Then you stand a good chance of being accepted.” Harley Duffield: “I see that your grades are much better this week.” Eddie Manners: “Yes, Dad’s on a trip so I’m doing all my work myself.” • • A judge asked Miss Hieronymus her age. “Thirty,” she replied. “You’ve given that age in this court for the last three years.” Yes, I'm not one of those who says one thing today and another tomorrow.” • • Eorietta: Leota, what make of car do you call that one you have?” Leota: “Well, it’s the old reliable type, the R. F. D.” Eorietta: “What’s that ?” Leota: “Rescued from the dumps.” • • The night was dark and dreary, The rain was pouring fast. Narola, as you may guess, Was entertaining Pete at her best. ’Twas 10 and silence reigned, For Pete to get wet seemed a shame. So nothing could be done save to say, “Since it's raining so hard why don’t you stay?” Narola excused herself to prepare a room, But when she returned, alas 'twas too soon. Not a soul was in sight, Which gave her poor heart great fright. Soon the door swung open wide And darlin’ Pete madly rushed inside. “Oh, dear, I’m wet!” he sighed. Whereupon Narola wisely spied. He had gone home to get his night clothes. For to sleep at Williams’ he chose. 1111 31 Atalanta
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