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- Dave R, Colleen is just like a string of pearls. Don R: In what way? Dave R: Neck-less, brother, Neck-less. Mr. Hibbs: There will be only a half day of school this morning. Marvin R.: Hurray! Mr. Hibbs: Silence! We will have the othe' half this afternoon. Mr. Hibbs: Bob, is that your scrap paper over there on the floor? Bob C.: No Sir, it's yours, You saw it first. Pat G: Jack, dear, we have been going to- gether for ten years. Don't you think we ought to get married? Jack B.: Perhaps you're right but who'll have us? Jean L: Do you love me with all your heart and soul? Bob Tuck: Uh Huh. Jean: Do you think I'm the most beautiful girl in the world, really? Tuck: Yeah. Jean: Do you think my lips are like rose petals, my eyes like limpid pools, my hair like silk? H Tuck: Yup, Jean: Oh, you say the most beautiful things. Joan P Do you love me alone? John D 'Yes, dear. Joan P: Will you always be true to me? John D Yes, dear. Joan P Then let's elope tonight. John D I can't dear, I gotta date. Marilyn H: Daddy, is a man with one too many wives a bigamist? Mr. Hibbs: No, a man can have one wife too many and still not be a bigamist. Oran: Will you take my coat to town? Mr. Pruitt: Sure, where do you want me to leave it? Oran: Oh, never mind, I'1l be in it. Marie M: If we get married I'll lose my job. Jack H: Oh, we'1l keep it a secret. Marie M: Yes, but what if we have a baby? T Jack H: Oh, we can tell him. Juanita: Are you the Q-Master? Quarter M: Yes Mam. Juanita: Is it true that you supply soldiers? Quarter M: I sure do. Juanita: ' Well, then supply me with about three of them. Mrs. Church: Williarn, give me five dollars fMr. Church doesn't pay any attention., Mrs. Church: William, give me ten dollars.' Mr. Church: I heard you the first time. Oran: Yep, the engagement is off, she won't marry me. Imogene: Did you tell her about your rich uncle? Oran: Yeah! Now, she's my Aunt. Jack B: I have checked this figure eight times. , Mrs. Hibbs: Very good and thorough. Jack: Here are the eight results.f' Mr, Hibbs: Why aren't you working? Dave R: I didn't see you coming. Mrs. Hibbs: I don't think I look thirty, do you dear? Mr. Hibbs: No, dear, not now. You used to.' Mr. Pruitt: 'fBill, there's a fly in your ice cream. Bill D: Serves him right, let him freeze. Judge: What were you doing chasing those bathing girls at the beach? Oran: I was enjoying the privileges granted me by the constitution--life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Floyd: What is more beautiful to behold than a pretty girl? Oran: Such grammar--you mean to be held.
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Floyd: Boy, I saw something the other night I couldn't get over. Don: What was that? Floyd: The moon. Marvin and Oran came to school sick one morning. Marvin said, I'm achin' from influenza. ' ' Oran: Howdy, I'm Mitchell from Nineveh.' Jack B: What caused that blow up in the crap game last night? Marvin: The dice were loaded. Mr, Pruitt: Did you take a shower? Don: No, is there one missing? Seeing Dave Ramey taking all his books home, Imogene asks: Are you quitting school? Dave: Oh, no, I'm just going to let Mr. Hibbs catch up. Mr. Pruitt: Bob, how come you missed the basket? Bob C: I didn't aim --------------- too. Bill Y: Honey, did that kiss I gave you make you long for another? Edith: lt sure did, but he's out of town. Squire Adams: Who brought you here in this condition? Bill D: Two policemen. Squire Adams: Drunk I suppose. Bill: Yeah, both of them. Doctor: I would like to have a quart of blood for transfusion. Can you give it? jack B: I can only give a pint, I gotta shave myself tomorrow. Mrs. Flinnz Darling, The maid has burned the eggs. Would you be satisfied with a couple of kisses for breakfast? Mr. Flinn: Sure, send her in. Mr. Pruitt: Your reports should be written in such a manner that even the most ignorant may understand them. Bob C: Yes Sir, what part is it you don't understand? Oran: Can you telephone from that house over there? Dave: Sure anyone can tell a phone from a house. Lloyd: You're the first girl I ever loved. Mary J. R. Just my luck to pick an amateur. Alice Stout: Have you noticed Oran's new mustache, it makes me laugh. Imogene: Tickled me, too. Dave: They say the coach adds color to our outfit. Oran: Yes, for sure, the language he uses makes the whole outfit blush. Mr. Pruitt: Floyd, how many times have I told you to fall in for these formations on time? Floyd: I don t know! I thought you were keeping score. Mr. Hibbs: Do you believe in clubs for Freshmen? ' Mr. Pruitt: Oh, sure, it might be a good idea if you can't persuade them in any other way. John D: That coach over there is ugly enough to scare Frankenstein. QA by stan- ding girll Do you know who I am? I'm that coach's daughter, John D: Do you know who I am? Girl: UNO, John D: Thank the Lord. Jack: Would you turn off the lights if we were sitting over on the davenport? Pat: Why, of course not you lazy thing. Mr. Hibbs: I want three volunteers to.r-nop the gym floor--you--you- and you. Ellen F: Fresh! Who said you could kiss me? Chink: Everybody. Mr, Prince: Young man, I've noticed that you're paying quite a bit of attention to my daughter, Is it on the square? John P: No, its mostly onthe porch, the square is too public, Alice Flinn: Hold nip' pencil, will vou? Mr. Church: See here, Alice I'm a teacher-,' Alice: That's all right, I'1l trust you. Mr, Hibbs: Don, have you caught uv with your lessons? U Don: Yes, but I liav0n't passed tlwm.
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