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THE RED AND WHITE SPAULDING HIGH SCHOOL
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8 THE RED AND WHITE A Few Definitions Adams: The only wolf who couldn't use the gambit, Haven't I seen you somewhere before ? Adult: A person who stops grow- ing at the ends and starts to grow at the middle. Alimony: The high cost of leaving. Bubble bath: There's no place like foam. Love: One darn thing after an- other. Meteorologist: A man who can look into a girl's eyes and tell whether. Skunk: A pussy cat with a secret weapon. Spring: The time when a young man's fancy turns to the girl that he has been thinking about all winter. Here's a new variation of a very old one. There were two cannibals strolling down Fifth Avenue. Who was that lady I saw you with the other night? asked the first. That was no lady, the other as- sured him. That was my dinner. They tell about the inebriated cava- lier who boarded a taxi at 42nd Street and Broadway and, pointing to one of the revolving signs on the Times Building, said, Driver, jush follow that sign. In darkest Brooklyn a pupil re- ported to his nature teacher, Dis morning I hoid a boid choipingf' No, John, corrected his teacher. You heard a bird chirpingf' Funny! commented John. I coulda swore it was a boid choiping. A Scotsman leaned against a mid- town bar holding his stomach and moaning. Sick? asked a friend. Verra, verra sick, said the Scots- man. I'm afraid I've got yoors. What's 'yoors' ?,' asked the strang- er. The Scotsman brightened immedi- ately. Make it a scotch and soda, he said. A Dutch Treat Club quartette broke into an impromptu version of When Irish Eyes Are Smiling. A guest broke into tears. ' I didn't know that you were Irish, said his host. 'Tm not, said the guest. 'Tm a musician. A modest girl never pursues a man. Nor, so they say, does a mouse trap pursue the mouse. Do you know how to make anti- freeze? Sure. Just hide her red ilannelsf'
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What Does the Future Hold? INIAURICE BICKFORD, '49 Now we're marching side by side, But soon we all will part, To go into a world-so wi-de That bafiies mind and heart. Not knowing what the future holds. Yet with spirits all aglow, We'll only learn as life unfolds, Yet bravely on we'1l go.
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