Nevada City High School - The Quill (371.QUI.1912)(1912) (108 pages)

——E THE QUILL Mr. Loree there in (Physics IV)—‘What is iodine that does not Mr. with the atomic theory? At ordinary~ temperature there are two atoms to a mvlecu’e. What is it when heated to 170 degrees?” = = = Mr. Loree—‘On warm days you can” see the vapcr running ground in streams.” Ld Miss R—ds Jackson’s bd along the 2 2 policy.” M. K.—‘*He was a loose constructionist when he felt like it, or a tight one when he felt like it.” = * = Miss Richards (Hist. 111)—Account for the difference between the Roman Ed. Quigley—“The Romans bal wor 2 Counsel—“And your brother lives?” Witness—‘With me.” Counsel—“Precisely, live?” Cd Miss Eastin ‘Wisc. I, Dec. 14, 1911. Referring to ti:Thirty Years’ Truce Athens and Sparta)—‘What is coming soon?” Ans.—"Chriztmas.” * Miss Eastin 2 % (Hist. II)—‘Miss Rich ards, will yov please stand up when you recite?” Miss Rich iyds—“I dont know cnough to,” s Miss }isher * shut your eyes and loot’ at the shade m cd In student body meeting, arrange ing for regular monthly meetings. Miss TEveref+—"I move that we change Friday to Wednesday.”. . * bd * db both * * Willie—“You don’t want the truth,° teacher, and I'd rather not’ tell’a lie.” Teacher—-“How dare you say I don’t want the truth? Tell me at once where did you get that chewing gum?” Willie—Under your desk.” oe Our Maria Jane, She's gone to the silent hence— She lit tr> fire with gasoline And hasn't ben-zine since. I stood in the hall at midnight As the clock was striking the hour, Yer dad slid down the bannister And landed with all his power. ; 6 3 8! -4* C. Waite (ing. II)—"Does symmetry Mean a place where they bury people?” s you Teacher—“Now, Willie, where did You get that chewing gum? I want the truth.” ie on that ovject.” but Witness—“Together.” s (Drawing II1)—Now bod * Counsel—"You reside?” Witness—“With my brother,” lier to marry him.” hetween % Tis better to have lived ana loved, * cd = Than never to have lived at all. Vernon (French IV)—‘“Well, Orso wasn't engaged to her—he, only told her he loved her, but he never asked bd = Revised shiped a whole bunch of gods.” * = bd * and Teutonic Religions. . 2 Lives of students all remind us We should pay no heed to looks, But on passing leave behind us Interlinings in Our books. Interlinings whieh another Toiling hard midst grief and pain, Some forlorn and flunked-out brother Reading, shall not flunk again. IV)—‘“What was constitutional (Physies Iyv)—« Horrors! ! A commercial made the astonishing statement that she was in with “Pantomime poisoning.” % (Hist. Loree have Seen more thunde r in Colorado in one day than you can see here in ten Years!” agree Alone—‘Vapor.” 69 % Miss Wastin (Fr. IV)—‘Wake up ‘Nd open your mouth.” little I dreamt filled so Her parent’s shoes were fw of feet, the moment f went on the spur of t. And landed in the stree Oh,.

——E THE QUILL Mr. Loree there in (Physics IV)—‘What is iodine that does not Mr. with the atomic theory? At ordinary~ temperature there are two atoms to a mvlecu’e. What is it when heated to 170 degrees?” = = = Mr. Loree—‘On warm days you can” see the vapcr running ground in streams.” Ld Miss R—ds Jackson’s bd along the 2 2 policy.” M. K.—‘*He was a loose constructionist when he felt like it, or a tight one when he felt like it.” = * = Miss Richards (Hist. 111)—Account for the difference between the Roman Ed. Quigley—“The Romans bal wor 2 Counsel—“And your brother lives?” Witness—‘With me.” Counsel—“Precisely, live?” Cd Miss Eastin ‘Wisc. I, Dec. 14, 1911. Referring to ti:Thirty Years’ Truce Athens and Sparta)—‘What is coming soon?” Ans.—"Chriztmas.” * Miss Eastin 2 % (Hist. II)—‘Miss Rich ards, will yov please stand up when you recite?” Miss Rich iyds—“I dont know cnough to,” s Miss }isher * shut your eyes and loot’ at the shade m cd In student body meeting, arrange ing for regular monthly meetings. Miss TEveref+—"I move that we change Friday to Wednesday.”. . * bd * db both * * Willie—“You don’t want the truth,° teacher, and I'd rather not’ tell’a lie.” Teacher—-“How dare you say I don’t want the truth? Tell me at once where did you get that chewing gum?” Willie—Under your desk.” oe Our Maria Jane, She's gone to the silent hence— She lit tr> fire with gasoline And hasn't ben-zine since.

I stood in the hall at midnight As the clock was striking the hour, Yer dad slid down the bannister And landed with all his power. ; 6 3 8! -4* C. Waite (ing. II)—"Does symmetry Mean a place where they bury people?” s you Teacher—“Now, Willie, where did You get that chewing gum? I want the truth.” ie on that ovject.” but Witness—“Together.” s (Drawing II1)—Now bod * Counsel—"You reside?” Witness—“With my brother,” lier to marry him.” hetween % Tis better to have lived ana loved, * cd = Than never to have lived at all. Vernon (French IV)—‘“Well, Orso wasn't engaged to her—he, only told her he loved her, but he never asked bd = Revised shiped a whole bunch of gods.” * = bd * and Teutonic Religions. . 2 Lives of students all remind us We should pay no heed to looks, But on passing leave behind us Interlinings in Our books. Interlinings whieh another Toiling hard midst grief and pain, Some forlorn and flunked-out brother Reading, shall not flunk again. IV)—‘“What was constitutional (Physies Iyv)—« Horrors! ! A commercial made the astonishing statement that she was in with “Pantomime poisoning.” % (Hist. Loree have Seen more thunde r in Colorado in one day than you can see here in ten Years!” agree Alone—‘Vapor.” 69 % Miss Wastin (Fr. IV)—‘Wake up ‘Nd open your mouth.” little I dreamt filled so Her parent’s shoes were fw of feet, the moment f went on the spur of t. And landed in the stree Oh,.