Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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L41 L 4 ' f ' , CHEWING GUM HE man who invented chewing gum, gave an everlasting pleasure which has almost developed into a necessity to some, and to others he gave an undying source of trouble and annoyance. The great and sticky god Chewing Gumm has in his train of worshipers people of every type, principally operators, stenographers, ball players and, worst of all, those young people commonly termed as school-kids. And the ones most annoyed are of course the school ma'ams and those who find it clinging affectionately to the soles of their footgear. It is an old and everyday occurrence to see some poor innocent Q ?j told to march to the waste-paper basket and deposit his mouthful of gum Qwhich usually consists of three cakes-no lessj in this worthy receptacle. How- ever, if the irritated mogul in charge does not observe closely, it is possible that a small wad of paper dropped into the basket produces a gum-like thud and thus the treasured sticky mass is saved for another week's usage. It is a lamentable fact that certain people who get into the habit of chew- ing when performing on the gymnasium floor, hnd it impossible to discon- tinue this exercise of the jaws long after the game is over, and in conse- quence, the gum received by the section-room paper baskets from this source and, of course, the many other chewers, has amounted to enough to start a competition with Wrigley. So to all the chewers, chew if ye must chew, but chew carefully. 13

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