The Illman School - Span Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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room ? OCTOBER 9 Winslow tO Miss Elizabeth- Does Mr. Pine run the Pine Cone Inn P H OCTOBER I2 Pipes are Chosen by the Sixth Form. The first ballot is stuffed and Nichols blushes. OCTOBER 1 3 Mr. Sheppard to Noble- Did you study this ? Noble- How can I help from studying, with all these guards over me in the school OCTOBER I5 Visitor to Banks- You're very young looking for the Sixth Form. OCTOBER 16 Mrs. Butler at the table Qspeaking of a girlj- She is Charming. Taliafeiro- Did you speak to me ? OCTOBER 18 Hooper swallows a five Cent lunip of gum on PrOfessor's request. OCTOBER 22 Raymond Qin Greekj- You Can have only one, but there are probably twof' OCTOBER go Talbot Cin Latinj- You are us. Mr. Pine feinphaticallyj- I don't think that's right. Grandin Qemphaticallyj- Don't you ? 125

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NOVEMBER I5 Mr. Weed puts out the lights on the second hall of the Sixth Form flat. Voice-- What fool put those lights out ? NOVEMBER 2I White in F rench-H He embraced her from a distance. NOVEMBER 24 R. Park in English History-- He was put in pleasurable coniinement . NOVEMBER 26 A dozen fellows at Mr. Lord's table, under tl1e leadership of R. Shull, leave the table simultaneously, causing intense pleasure CPD to Mr. Hitchcock. ' NOVEMBER 27 Mr. Weed prays that we may be forgiven for our short Cummings. NOVEMBER go At the end of the Fifth Form Bible Class O11 Sponges and Sponging H when Mr. Rolfe had remarked that a sponge could grow seeds in it, Bill Glover says, Well, I don't see what that has to do with the subject. DECEMBER 1 The following motto of the Cadet Corps appeared on the bulletin board : To him tl1at hath a pull shall be given, and from him that hath not, shall be taken away, eVe11 tl1at which he thinketh he hath. DECEMBER 2 Say, Mr. Uniform have the Physioc's come yet? DECEMBER 4 Shull in Fourth Form meeting- I don't like that hat.', James- Well, you know what you can do.', 127