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Yes, but did you ever read Lady
Chatterly?
Fire!

Never saw anything so funny as
those cute little men dragging
hose all over the power house
roof.

Id like to be a fireman.

If you test positive they send you
home.
Half the college has scarlet fever.

If there are five cases it’s an epi-
demic and we can all go home?
If you scratch it with a nail
brush it looks positive.

I’m going home.

They have locked them all up in
Wyndham—what a lousy trick!
Shall I take Honors next year?

You should see Merion—the
chimney blew down and tore the
whole roof off.

A visitation of the Lord’s wrath,
I calls it.

It’s an awful shame about the
campus.

Blows down half the campus and
not one of those damned bushes
lost a twig.

You could sneak out and put salt
at the roots and they’d die.
Might get the unemployed to dig
them up.

The Bush Woman has been at it
again.

It’s a real experience to work
under Stokowski—he’s a great di-
rector—I don’t think there’s any
doubt about that.

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I haven’t read a word of French
for months.

It’s a swell trick, this making
you wait ’til you’ve forgotten all
the French you ever knew.

I’m certainly glad that I took the
thing last fall.

The trouble with the History de-
partment is that comprehensive—
you can’t bluff on the thing either.
The people I pity are the English
majors.

They can’t make anything out of
Merion unless they put some bath-
rooms in the place.

That “duty to your college’ is an
old gag—I heard that in prep
school.

Live in Merion—not on your life.

Well, more power to them, but
they'll get over being generous
before long next year.

This place gets more like a prep
school every day.

I’m going to do a lot of the read-
ing during the summer.

I only have four classes next
year.

What’s the easiest science?

We’re going to miss them next
year.

God! I’m going to have to do
some work next year.

I’m not going to take any week-
ends—all the lads I know gradu-

ate this June.
Wonder what it’ll be like to be a

Senior.
I think I’ll write a play during
the summer.