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JOKES Chemistry Mr. Brubaker-James, name the hydro-carbons. James-Benzine, gasoline, kerosene,t Julian tintermptz'nm-Does oleomargerine come from that source? 4' e. e- In English Joe treading he's topic sentencet-I have taken a great many pains on that point. Paul tasideytHe must have been sitting on a tack. oxnz-cc A farmer once called his cow Zephyr, She seemed such an amiable hephyr, When the farmer drew near, She kicked 0E his ear, And now the old farmerts much dephyr.-Ex. uz. .;. -:- Dorothy H12 Physiologw- Miss J ones, how many elephants have we in our bodies? 930 0:0 9:. Heard in FrenchtttYou make too much noise. Don't make some. ac -:o o:- KnightLSay, Sam, your complexion is shedding. Here is some on my coat. 83 Pupil-Miss Peterson, Violet Peacock is awfully sick. Miss PetersontTell her to go and throw up the window. '2' '2' I:- Rejected 'tDuketttWell, I may be poor, but I once rode around in a carriage. Sympathetic Clara-Yes, when your mother pushed it. 4- -:o -:- Four Epitaphs Deep wisdom-swelled head, Brain fevery-he'sr 6ead. The Sanior. False fair onwhope fled, Heart brokenAhe's dead. The J unior. Went skatingt'tis said, Ice hit himthets dead. The Sophomore. Milk faminetnot fed, Starvationthets dead. The Freshman. tEa:. -2--2-':- Forresttl looked the lesson over. Miss 81:09th am afraid you overlooked it.
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Paul to J ohnny iwho is raising the windowi-Hun'y up there! J ohnny-Oh! shut up. Mr. Brubaker-Here, boys, you must learn to be ladylike. '2' 6' '2' Mr. Brubaker-Brunson, when water becomes ice, what is the greatest change that takes place. ansoneAbout 25 cents a hundred. q 0.. -2- -3- The other day Mr. Peoples was seen ttrushing the can. Drinking? Oh, no, he was speeding up his Ford. 03 : 3 Miss Stoehr-In what condition was Poe when he wrote The Raven? Mth'oy-Ravint! e -:- .;. Where to Find Them If you want a pretty girl, iTake this advice from mey 01 a man who is a man, Just call upon aHBEE.eE. A. '16. e1. '1 ? Miss Fick asked her German scholars What color of eyes was the prettiest. John T.7 I like them all. Looks bad, doesntt it? 60'2'$ Miss Spilman tweaking of scanningieSometimes a part of a foot is removed and then it is called defective. Marion S.-Hope itis not the toe. Mr. Brubakerehln what different states is water found? NatalikThe United States. .z. .z. .;. Mrs. Morgan-Who was Matilda? Helen KreThe grandson of William I. e oz. to To 01d Sixteen Old Sixteen, the time has come When we must break the tie, That bound our hearts in four short years To Madisonville High. The time has come when we must leave, For Fate is hard of heart, Four years have fled, we must go out, In life to do our part. Now, old classmates, keep this in mind, And ever do your best, To honor always 01d Sixteen, And dear, old M. H. Sr-E. T. A.ei16. -:- .zo -:- Miss Spilman-I am so glad that you girls chose your current events so near home. Natalie and Mary, What are yours about? Natalie-Hotel business in London. Mary-Bone mines of Alaska. 4- cz. e Mr. Brubaker-It is extremely hot down below the surface of the earth. Altman-Yes, thatis what some people say. -:. .:. ea , Gertrude Gin Germany- What would your father say 1f she knew that you were absent from school?
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