Seth Low Junior High School - Spectator Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Clarice Schein Irene Shapiro lAl David Ehrenpreiss Ralph Parnes Nicholas Passalacqua Jack Tresser Donald Klein Stanley Kalech Allan Zelou Matilda Bravo Georgeanna Gottlieb Suzanne Gottlieb Rita Wa'dman Marjorie Sullivan Lorraine Glasser Beverly Pintel IA2 Sandra Magaziner Dorothy Gotterer Cynthia Weber Joyce Paris Marilyn Savdel Marion Brodner Jean Hirsch Lorraine Goldman Doris Batson Iris Rosen Theresa Fishman Maxwell Reiser Edwin Howard Neil Anzalone Albert Wakefield Sigmund Bookbinder Sherwood Spector Murray Kaplan Nicholas Liscia Leo Gelfand VC- CHUCKLES CLASSROOM TIPS OF l898 Always slam your books down on the desk so everyone will know you are present. Keep your feet out in the aisle dur- ing a test. This will prevent the teach- er from going to the back of the room to see what you are doing. Be unprepared if you,re called on, then you wonit have to recite. Never throw papers in the waste- basket. This saves the expense of hiring people to empty them. . Keep up a constant murmur dur- ing the period. This confuses the teach- er and she,ll forget the homeworka- maybe. Try to get as many detentions as possible. Itis seldom that you can get something for nothing. Carmen Rodriguez ee 96 ee tiTopsyji said the mistress to the maid, iijust look at this table. Why, I can write my name in the dust? iiIt must be wonderful? comment- ed the colored maid. ccAh wishes ah was educated? 9e e as Q: iiIs a porcupine a nice animaliw A: iiI wouldnit call it the nicest ania mal in the world, but it has its points? THE SPECTATOR What bird can lift the heaviest weight? The crane. ee 96 96- Mr. 7.: My broker just bought me some stock. He calls it Mae West Stock. Can you tell me why? W17. S . : He probably calls it Mae West Stock because it might come up sometime. 96 '36 96 Teacher: Where does condensed milk come from, Johnny? johnny: From midget cows. e ee 96 Dick: Why is a horse like a lolly-pop? Tom: I donit know, why? Dick: Because the more you lick them the faster they go. Peter Vuona, 9B8 Twinkle, twinkle little star Up above a trolley car, If the car should jump the track, Would I get my nickel back? 96 96 96 Ques.: When do the leaves turn? Ans.: The night before the examina- tion. 9e 9e ee Ques. : What is a river basin? Ans.: A place where the hsh wash themselves. Irving Cohen, 8A5 Page Sixty-three

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