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Mr. Lyttle in U. S. History: See what the Spanish did to the English in Mexico: they killed them and then put them in prison for the rest of their lives. Mr. Horst: Why is hydrogen called a reducing agent? B. Bobb: Why-er-ah it reduces. Lucius Shafer: Guess l'll try it: must be easier than rolling. Miss Eldridge, in English IV: What was the Ancren Riwle lReelb? M. Mowrer: Durned if I know. Sounds like some kind of a dance to me. Miss Eldridge: Some of you rather contradicted yourselves by saying, 'The three old maids who wished to go into seclusionf Warren Krull, in Geometry: A straight li11e is a line without any crooks in it. Problem in Review Arithmetic: A merchant made 952.00 when selling an 318.00 overcoat for a quarter off. What was the selling price? Leola Schweitzer: Does that mean 25'Q or two bits off? Mr. Horst in Chemistry: lf air is pressing on our bodies 14.7 lbs. to the square inch, why doesn't it crush us? M. Scidmore: Lots of l1ot air in us. Mr. Horst, going right down the class with the same question: Bobb. B. Bobb csleepilym: I pass. Speaking of the clans which the Romans had, Miss Smith said: For instance, Paul would belong to the Cui' CKerrJ family. Miss Eldridge, in English IV: Was Shakespeares early life a pleasant one Eunice Gorbutt: Not very: he Went to school when he was seven. T, Mr. Ringle, in Commercial Arithmetic: Raymond, work this problem: 25 lbs. of tea at 54C a yard. Laura Petre: He's thinking of macaroni. Susan Hartman, reading a paper in Grammar: t'l'hey tied them- selves to their handkerchiefsf' Miss Mensch: 'Neatest paper you've handed in yet, Harold. Harold Austin: It's the only one I've handed in. 51111
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