Milford School - Typhoon Yearbook (Milford, CT)

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S . ,QOSYD Dar B THE Wes Yom visa -IE nor l 1 Ts-EL .Edward was amazed the other day to see an Inshlllall pOk1l1g a dollar bill through a crack in a board walk. What are you doing that for? he demanded. Sure, said the Irishman, I dropped a nickel dowyn here and I Want to make it Worth me while to rip up the Walk. T. Oed- This third baseman reminds me of the ancient marinerf' G. Braden- I'll bite, why? J. Oed- I-Ie stoppeth one of three. Ed. Crummey-Gee Whiz, the overall craze is spreading. They got 4,000 members in one day in Elgin, Ill. Sam R- Well Elgin is a good place to start a movement of any kind. Laurence- Have you studied the eighteenth amendment ? Cornelius- Neg too dry for me. Shenstone- Let's sit out this dance. Queen- I can't, I've lost my powder puff. Waiter- Did you order ham and eggs? J ustin- Certainly not. I humbly requested them. W 3 IT- ? ., :'lrf- ' 1 ' 1 'f f 4 'A,. f .1 'F

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K 5 Chaim NAI6 HCUUM - fV07:Z3no Q T' ROTTEN :WQA Mamma, am I descended from a monkey?', I don't know, Bobbie, I never knew any of your father's people. Babe- You don't think much of Paul? d Betty- Neg only about twenty-four hours a ay.u Fred- So you didn't feel the earthquake a few days ago? Frank- No, I was riding in a jitneyf' While you were standing in the doorway telling Gertrude good night, did it ever dawn upon you- Merritt Oh, I never stayed that late. Waugh fin an uproarl My lord, Dizzy, they ought to take you out and shoot you. Dizzyf dumfoundedj Yea?U Hymie to Weston- Pull in your head, Weston, they're looking for lumber. Donnelley treading an original literary com- position to the English classy Imagine my amaze- ment, on looking down, to see dear old Mother Terra Cotta hundreds of feet below me. For Private Use May I print a kiss upon your lips? Yesg provided you promise not to publish it. Jim- Say, Joe, did I-ever tell you about that awful fright I got on my wedding day? Jim- Sh-h ! No man should talk like that about his wifef' H Donald seems to be sitting out a good many dances this evening. Yes g he just told me he was drinking cream for his health, and is afraid of tangoing it into butter. ' My dear manf' said George to a battered spec- imen of humanity who had just pulled him from the path of an approaching auto, you have saved my lifeg what can I do to cancel the obligation? l Oh, just slip me a dime and we will call it square. 94 '

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QA L- lv They say he loves her so much he can even anticipate her thoughts. Yes, indeed, when we were going out this evening he said, 'Yes, dear, it is on straightj be- fore she could say a Word. Bennie- Shall we dance or talk? Eunice- Fm so tired-1et,s dance. Stillman- I am Well satisfied with myself. Richard- You are easily satisiiedf' '96 Herb- Here's a fellow patents a contrivance for keeping girls from falling out of hammocksf' Bill- More machinery for displacing men. They quarreled, and though he was Willing to take the blame all on himself and make peace, she Was still snippy and sarcastic. Finally he said: Bessie, I want to take the person I love best in all the World to the movies. Do you know who it is? Why, of course, it is yourself, and you can go alone. Jarvis- How do you lilie that refrain she is singing? .Carleton- Fine! The more she refrains, the better I like it. Thomas- Did you have a good time at the prom? Albert- Yesg my girl vvouldn't speak to me for two Weeks afterwards. x