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A GOOD EXCUSE Mr. Kazda-Bettina, Have you done your outside reading for this week? Bettina-No, mamma said it was too cold for me to read outside. ,L..ll DON'T FALL FOR THIS 2,01 PFW 1! S909 :yeqm pun 'Aqisoano Jo dumq pedolz-map Ham e seq XQOQKJSAB KIJBSN WISE I Soph.-Lend me a five old man, and I'l1 be everlastingly indebted to you. Frosh.-Yes, that is just what I am afraid of. . FLUNKY First student-How many subjects are you carrying? Second student-I carry one and drag three. . Milton Schroeder-Do you know if the Flickertail editor carried out those suggestions I sent this morning? Nellie Allen-Yes, Walter carried them out in the wastebasket. . POETRY, OR SOMETHING At ten a child, at twenty-wildg At thirty, tame-if everg At forty, wiseg at fifty, richg At sixty, good -or never. SPEED. UP Tree-I'm a little stiff from bowling. . Coach-I don't care where you're from, you've got to work a little faster than that if you want to get on this team. -.1..i - SOME WARBLER Miss Miles-Are you a good singer? Frankhauser-Sure I am, I got a Montana voice. Miss Miles-What do you mean? Frankhauser-It's a Butte. , .. i Mr. Kazda-I have found a way to make the students stop congregat- ing in the halls. Miss Laycock-How? Mr. Kazda-Get Greenberg out there selling Midgets and it is wonder- ful the way they disperse.
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To write prose You have to have at least a gem Of an idea. To write poetry' You have to have A little ability. But to write This fool stuff All you need is A typewriter. at least PROVERBS Pass unto others that which has been passed unto you. Oily to bed and oily to rise, is the fate of a man, when a Ford he buys. If our thoughts could be read, our faces would be redder. One boy in a schoolroom is worth two in a poolroom. You cannot get to the front by following the crowd. Laugh, and who laughs with you depends on what you are laughing at. Be it ever so homely there is no face like your own. Some men die hard, others are dead easy. Absence makes the marks grow rounder. Great aches from little corns do grow. POLITE HINT Mr. Kazda-If you continue this noise, I'll request that you close the door from the outside. WOW Camilla R.-Are you trying to make a fool of me? Paddy F.-No, I never interfere with nature. Harding-What would you do if your girl wanted a telephone? Johnson-I'd ask for better connections. SOME MEMORY Greenberg-I know all the telephone numbers in town. Miss Laycock-How extraordinary. Greenberg--Only I don't know who they belong to. NO WONDER Lyla-How did you become such a wonderful debater? Edwards-I began by addressing envelopes. kiss over the
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