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1.1.11 1.1 1 1 1.1 1yw1,m1iw.-,m1,,,. 1,,..1M..-ml11,,,1w,1,w..uv1g11,1 .1. 1 1 1.11 1 1 WISE CRACKS Miss Campbell: What a long pie you baked. Berenita: Well, Miss Campbell, I'm sorry but I couldn't get any shonter rhubarb in town. Mrs. Huff: Have you-a rumble seat in your car? Mr. Weber: No, but there is a grumble seat. My wife is never satis- fied with the way I drive. Donald L: Men are fools to marry. Earlene B.: Yes, but what else is there for women to marry? Bob Burow: Who was Booker T. Washington? Gordon Bahl: George Washington's father. B .B.: Hmnn, I didn'lt think you'd know. Edna Kerr: What's good for Tiny's fallen arches ?'f Doctor Cwith authorityj Rubber heels. Edna: What shall I rub them with? Harold Clift: What did you find to be the hardest thing about ice skating when you were learning? Gordon Uhri: The ice. Betty Clark: Say, you've had a hair cut havenlt you? Eunice Halm: No, I washed it and it shrunk. Tom followed her to the end of the earth--she was the figure on his radia- tor cap. Armand Hunter was heard singing this song in the hall the other day. I think I'll never marry The reason's plain to see The kind of girl that I Would have would never marry me. Don L.: Say can you carry a tune? Ed. B.: Why of course. Don L.: Well carry that one out and bury it. Miss Arnup: John, if you don't be- have better I will have to send a note to your father. John Eis: Better not-Ma's jealous as a cat. Mrs. Marburger: And what is my son taking up at school? Mr. Huff: Space, nothing but space. The church which Orma Albaugh at- tends recently posted this announcement on the bulletin board. Orma Albaugh will sing at the morning service O Lord Have Mercy. Poor Hudson. Whatsamatter ? He was practicing putting the shot the other day and forgot to let go of it. Miss Walt: Who was Homer? Fred Dean: Homer a.in't a who, It's the what that made Babe Ruth famous. A school annual is a. great invention, The school gets all the fame. The print- er gets all the money, and the staff gets all the blame. Fat: Say, Melva, I've been siltting here for an hour and his vanishing cream hasn't moved yet. Doryce T.: I was certainly outspok- en in Dramatics class this morning. Verne H.: Imposible! Who out- spoke you? Mother: John, if you eat any more you will burst. John Wm. U.: Well, pass the cake mother, and get out of the way. Yes, said the proud mother, Har- vey is one of the best football players at his school. He's the drawback. Teacher: A fool can ask more ques- tions than a wise man can answer. George W.: No wonder so many of us flunk semester exams. Mr. Hu.ff: Was that story original, Ed. Bentley: No sir, I made it up myself. Roger: Ha, Ha. I have a good joke I was going to tell you, but I guess I won't. Orma A: Why? Roger: Because if your face lighted up the powder might explode. Merna Harris: Loren, get busy. Loren S: I wasnlt doing anything. M. H.: I know you weren't, that's why I said get busy. Mr. Huff: 'iWhat change takes place in water when heat is applied? Inez W.: It gets hot. .,.1,..1...,1.,,.1..1...1 1 1 1 .1. 1. 1 .1..1..1, 1 .1.,1,.- ,1,, .1 1N1W1.m1m..1,,.,1m,..w.1li..-W.. PAGE FORTY-SEVEN
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