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Eighth L Oau New.
: By: Ann Latham
There are 26 students in EightL of which 12 are member* of the Red Cross. The officers are: president, Ann ILatham; vicepresident, Lois Racer; secretary, Bunk Estes; and treasurer, Bob' by Carter. We hope to contiijue our work and become graduates in 1954/ - At a recent assembly when tihe cheer leaders were chosen, we were proud to- have Lois Rader chosen from our class to be one of the four leaders.
Bobby Carter and Annie Gough have ma.de posters for Mrs. Moffett for book week.
‘Teacher’* Pet’ A Success
„ Friday, November 'll, the freshman class entertained the high school with a splendid assembly program, consisting of songs by the entire student body, a story m remembrance of Armistice Day, and a play, ‘‘Teacher's Pet”
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shall n»w illustrate what I have in mind”, said the professor as he erased the board.
• A teacher, annoyed with his dock-watching students, covered the clock with cardbokrd on which he lettered: “Time will pass, will you?”
Freshman: “Sir, will you please repeat that question?" ~ . Sophomore: “What’cha say.” Junior: ‘IHuh”?
Senior: <rZ-z-z~z-z-z”.
Student: <*I don’jt think I deserve a zero.”
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Instructor: “Nether do I, but it's.the lowest mark I’m allowed to give.”
‘^What did you say this morning, Professor?”
■‘Nothing.” “Of course. But how did yqu express it this time?”
Then there’s the one about the professor who gapped on bis desk and shouted:
“Pupils, order!" and the entire class yelled “toasted cheese and a milk shake.?
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