Murrell Dobbins Vocational Technical High - Flame and Steel Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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.xx 7 ffk Mr. Baker- Well, I don't know what we can do about that. Vosburg- That's Mr. Briggs' department. Mr. Briggs- If I were principal . . . Mrs. Thomas- Now, girls . . Mr. Cipriano- The author simply says . . Mr. Lmie- Eh, eh, uh, uh, etc.'f Mr. Donovan- This is the last roster change you will have this term. Mrs. Iones-- BC's, cease that noise. Mr. Wilcox- We will make a commercial artist out of you or a corpse . . . take your choice. Miss Schweitzer- How about getting rid oi the gum, girls. Mr. Shearer- I'll have you understand I'm the boss in this room. Miss Brueckmann- I would rather have a whole class ol boys than one girl. Dr. Novak-- This is a LABOR-atory not a lab-ORATORYJ' THEY'LL SAY IT EVERY TIME F- Mr. Rotenberg4- I run a democratic shop . . but l'm boss. , Mr. Shadle- Now when I was at Central . . . Mr. Welch-- In Collingswood High its different. Mrs. Biggard- Take two demerits. Dr. Cutler- It is chemically criminal . . Mr. Lewis- I'm a strict disciplinarianf' Mrs. Lawson- Commercial artists are the worst classes. Mr. Hille- All right, boys. get to your babies. Mrs. Wilson- You have K.P. duty for two weeks. Mr. Brown- Stop nrnning oft at the mouth. Miss Wills- Shades of my grand.mother! Mr. Bortner- And where are you going? Miss Devlin- All right. darlings. Mr. Boodish- Do it when you iind the time. Mrs. Kelly- Will you stop masticatingf' Mr. Goltzer- Stop trying to boss me. girls. I Page Ninety-three

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