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In American History class Mrs. Barnhill was telling about the youngest United States Senator. She said he was a bachelor. Helen Spearman responded, Where does he live ? I've been playing baseball, Mama, cried Floyd T. What? I told you to clean the rugs, replied his mother. No, answered Floyd. You told me to hang the rug on the line and then beat it. The teacher was giving the class a lecture on gravity. Now, children, she said. It's the law of gravity that keeps us down on the earth. But Teacher, inquired Blanche Crabtree, how did we stick on before the law was passed? Teacher- Give me an example of a long and short sentence. Clark R.- Ten years. Ten days. Raymond C.- Why is he so sick ? Hattie S.- Oh, he swallowed a couple of times. Raymond- How can swallowing a couple of times hurt him ? Hattie- They were the 'Papillion Times'. Captain Gray, why do you always call a ship a 'she'? asked Lorraine S. Captain- Say, miss, you wouldn't ask me if you tried to steer one. Herbert K.- James is a nice chap but he is too terribly tight. ' Loren D.- He isn't tight, he is simply saving for a rainy day. Herbert- Rainy day nothing. He's saving for a Hood. .Teacher- Give me a good example of coinci- dence. Lillian C.- My Mother and Father were mar- ried on the same day. Louise E.- What is an octogenarian, anyway '? Helen F.- I don't know. Why? Louise- They must be an awfully sickly lot be- cause whenever I hear of one they're always dying. I Miss Schaab- Elizabeth, what is a synonym ? Elizabeth S.- A synonym is a word you use when you can't spell the other. Miss Krejci- What can you tell me about nitrates ? Marie C.- Well-er-they're a lot cheaper than the day rates? H Never wear your Wishbone where your back- bone ought to be. When you are down in the mouth, think of Jonah. He got out ! Ninety-Seven
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