Salem State University - Clipper Yearbook

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Echoes from the Training School Teacher: What does transposition mean? Pupil: Well, it means that you take cabbagcs or potatoes from one part of the garden and plant them in another. QI fear Miss Warren has confused the child.j Found in a sixth grade composition on Arch Ball. Archer Ball is the man that sits in front, gives you the pitch, and then you sing it. Teacher: In some of the old Roman houses there are great fissures VCSmall hand raised in the rearj Well, James? James: What kind of fishes? CSpeaks Well for Miss G's articulationlj Found on paper in seventh grade in answer to a Written test. There was no name to the paper-I Wonder Why? Taraff is a emaganary line beyond which no goods can travell. Teacher: Who is Uncle Sam? Pupil Qeagerlyl : President Wilson. Miss McCauley: The Greeks had many gods and goddesses, and Venus was the Goddess of Beauty. Voice heard protesting: I don't think Venus is very pretty. Why, she hasn't any arms! Teacher: Birds get mud on their feet to plaster their nests. Suppose there are seeds in the mud, what happens to them? Small girl fgigglingj : They will grow in the birdis feet. Miss Lufkin Cafter finishing a blackboard drawing of frogsj: Asa, What have I drawn on the board? c Asa Qwith his head on one sidej: Them teacher? Them's teddy bears. Little Willie B- had learned that he should always excuse himself if he sneezed While in the presence of others. One day while his division was studying the reading lesson and the other division was reciting, Willie had the misfortune to sneeze. Without a moment's hesitation, he piped out, Excuse me! 23