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THE CoHoSo
PEP MEETING

Friday afternoon the High ScnoOl student body met for the first pep meeting of the season.
 tAll the budding orators of the thriv- ing institution made speeches, and received their due amount of applause (All but John Sirianni, who implored them to hand over more moneyo Wm Kelly. Head Boy, was in charge of the meeting, serious of talks were given on school pep and athletics. Fol lowing his Introduction, MT. Flemn- ing made some appropriate and inter esting remarks with regard to athlet- ics One statement which he empna- sized was that the person who was in terested in athletics was as rule 2 good student and the one who succe- edeH in life.
 Bud Franz. the Athletic Manager, by his talk showed the possibilities Or the many phases of athletics in the school Most of the boys are inclined to regard athletics as work, rather than sport.
 Hester Condell's talk was princip- ally for :.Jls and on girls basket ball. She urged the girls to support athlet- ics by attending every game and by coming out for practice in the girls team. She showed that a winning team must have the patronage of every girl as well as evey boy.
 The representatives of tn Sopho- more class, Willard Marshall, declar- ed that the class was behind athletics 1e09o strong.
 Edgar Perdue said he would boost to the best of his ability for athletics and school spirit. He also advised thd students to do the same.
 What would he do without Lloyd Harris. who in his droll way assured the school that the Freshmen would loyalty. support any athletics that the school would put on.
 The president of the Juniors, speak ing in behalf of that class promised that the class would be as active and as ready to enter into any activity as the Jun .ors of last year
 Neil Clark responded with his usual clever expressive English that the Juniors were not to, be beaten and that they would ont-shine the other High School classes.
 Tt pays to advertise" said John Sirianni who holds the purse strings of the Athletic Association. in hum. urous talk he pleaded for money and boosted the sale of season tickets. MT. Baker summarized the object of the pep meeting. We were all glad to have MT. Baker with us as he al ways gives us some interesting and pleasant ideas. He told of the School program for the year In brief: Bas- ket-ball, Debates. Intellectual Contest Competitive Examinations, Track, etc.
 Some statements which were em- phasized above everything. and to up hold the fine clean record of fair play and true sportsmanship which we have now. Be good looser rather an unfair winner"
 To conclude the meeting some rous- ing yells we're given under the leader, ship of Charles Short. A volumnous c. H. S. was heard echoing and re echoing through the building for fully five minus after the meeting had sad- jeurned.
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The Junior class, while making Chlorine in the Lab, discovered to their sorrow and dismay that the con meeting hoses were leaking. The chemist make a general rush for the Great Outdoors via all aviable Exits. Bottles of denatured alcohol and am monia (which counteracts the effects of chlorine were greatly in demand. After the effects of gas had worn on a very meek and subdued class return ed and carefully prepared another lot. This tire there were no unfortunate accidents.
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WOMAN'S PETRIFIED BODY
 FOUND IN ARIZONA

Phoenix, Arizona, Nov. 5.-Several hundred Phoenix people today went to view what was alleged by the find- CTS to be the petrified body of a woman, said to have been unearthed yesterday evening during explora- tions in an aboriginal mound near the Lennox gun club range, which lies near the Red sand hills about seven miles northeast of Phoenix. The find was alleged to have been made by Mexican workmen excavat- ing under the lirection of J. W. Tuck CT and w. A. Tucket in search for aboriginu relics. Il,
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The Story of the War of the Roses as given by Chas.. Smith on an exam ination paper.
 In the fifteenth century while the English were absorbing old Scotch. the house of Bourbon and the house of Lancaster were tangled up in a mix up over the war of the Four Roses. The mixup getting too hot for old Taylor, he mounted his white mule and after feeding it some rye and giving it drink of Sunny Brook, high balls it with Atherton for the old Hermitage.
 They were both killed in the twen tieth century and now lie buried in Westminster Abbey next to old John Barleycorn. ;. rf
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DE BATES

The debating group No. 2, on We'd nesday the twentieth, debated on the following auction: Resolved: That capital punishment should be abolish ed.
 The affirmative speakers, Jack Christy and Joe Padilla, brought forth the argument that the death sentence for crime was against the teachings of Christianity and that rev enge was the motive for killing man for a crime. They had very strong argument and followed it up by a good rebutal and would have won had not the other side delivered better one. William Kelly and Josephina Rodriguez, tn negative speakers brought forth the argument that, with out Capital punishment crime would immediately increase and the state could not preserve law and order. They also brought out the point that the only way to deaI with some crim- inals is to put them to death because they could never be reformed and would always be dangerus to honest men.
 Debating Group Mo- holds interest ing debate on Friday last.
 Resolved that: The sending of re- ligious teachers to foreign lands should be encouraged.
 Edgar Perdue and Bud Franz up held the negative, Alma Lynch and Isabelle Fraide argued for the afr native.
 It was clearly visible all sthrough the dbate that very good prepara- tion had been made by both sides The points were very good while the arguments were put forth in clear and decisive manner. The affirmative side brought forth the points that re- ligious teachers paved the way for schools and hospitals; that they were behind great reforms; that they i'm
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Miss Coleman has started move ment for a boys Glee Club. Up to the present time we have had nothing of the kind in the H. S.. This, then, would be a popular innovation and it certainly would be a great success for there is much good material.
 Along with this, suggestion for a High School Orchestra was made This would be very welcome ad- backed by the town Upon ques. are sure that it would be strongly backed too, by the town. Upon ques tioning, it was found that several pupils are already efficient musicians and that several others we're willing to try. So here's to the High Schoo Orchestra, T .-s
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AN ApOIOGY

7In the last edition of the CoHoSo, we made ndrnber ot mistakes about the organization of the eight gra7e- The Sec. and Treas. is Francisco Neria the class colors are blue and orange2not blue and gold; and the cass editor is Zelma Yohe not Thelma G~ that case we kept, at any rate the ic'o in the family--ti--
 We hope th1t the eighth grade wi'l e.:cuse this blunder and accept our apologies.
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The Jun.or class in English Is a funny locking crowd. . There are thin ones, likewise short
 ones,
 Quiet ones and also loud, Every pen is busy scratching, Every face is all aglow, For they are all producing copy For the CoHoSo.
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GIRLS GLEE CLUB

Last Thursday morning MT. Baker gave the Girls Gle Club an interest irg talk concerning t2e work for .'i'; coming year. He also gave brief history. of Faust" as we are study inl "The Wa tz from 1.,;ist-'
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makes a High School.

makes High School.
 The Pappoose from the Globe High School introduces a brand new style has eight pages instead of four Theodore Coleman the editor certain ly has good eye for news and knows about where to put it.
 The Joke Editor sees quite bit of fun in Del and William Mitchell former c, H. S. boys they ask the question: Did you ever see Willie Mitchell with a girl " I believe we could answer that better than the Glute boys,--We know him bet ter.
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RELAY RACE

The boys are planning on the Relay Race. This race is an annual func- tion between the boys of the Junior and Senior High School of Clifton and those of Morenci. The day set for the race is Thanksgiving.
 Last year Morenci was the victor, but we hope to show them some good running this year. We have an ex- ceIlent coach. and the boys are show ing great enthusiasm.
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MUSINGS OF HE OWL

Don: smile to la'il people VIII think you're dellrous.
 A fellow is not usually quarantined because he has concientious scroup- les-but many people think he ought to be
 Glen Thomas is going to hire out to refrigerating company next sum mer. he says he is so high up that he gets all the cool ocean breezes.
 Thomas Cooling Plant
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Mark Munson was appointer Athlet- ic anager of the Sophomore class. He is well adapted to this office, as he has had considerable track experience. According to him, the Sophomore class is going to show some speed. Three cheers for the Sophomores.
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Monday. the 25ln. the Student Com cil met to discuss some phases oi athletics to be carrie out by each class of the High School
 It was proposed that each class select a baskethall teariN and pl7y inter-class games. but this WAS voted down because the school is now giv ing enough time to Basketball
 It was decided. finally, thal each class should support a track team and that within a month there will be an inter class meet.
 The winners of these meets will make track team which is to repre- sent the whole school at Tucson.
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RED LETTER LIST

Seniors: .. Margaret Burtch Jack Christy Hester Condell an. Francelle Hill Alma Lynch Joe Padilla ,s Edgar Perdue Richard Stephens John Sirianni. s19o Passing Juniors Blanch Baker Thelma Collins Neil Clark Marie Estevez Isabal Fraide Zelma Goolsby Virginia M.nson Jewell Nave Elizabeth Sweating Mary Schmidt 77.2>i Passing Sophinores May Caste Cleotilde Fraide Maggie Gonzales Eleanor Hooker Rose Miller Roderick MacLeay Ellen Martin Mark Munson Marjorie Newell Josefina Rodriguez Amy Rhea Richard Sidebotham S2.49o Passing Freshmen Guy Address Blossom Averill Ramon Arias Beatrice Billingsley Wanda Beal Funice Cook. Douglas CaIlicott sDionicia Estevez Amelia Fraide Mary Feige
 Lois Green
 Marsaret Garcia Lloyd Earris
 Mary Minsn Alice Miller Steif. McHenry. Alma Oden
 Margaret Pringle
 Robert Russell
 Ivy Slaughter Hariett Sweet:ng
 Hattie Salmon
 Milburn Tippetts
 Noreen WilliGr-s r- Clifton Williams t Edward Wagstaff Tony Yone "Olf%o Passing
 Eighth Grade 95.Iqo' Passing Seventh Grade 95.5% Passing.
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best officers will be back to the ranks unless something happens pronto.

The physics class has finished the study of gases and liquids. We are now taking up the study of mechanics one of the most important parts of the course. Thus far we have applied all of the different laws in gases and liquids, by experimenting in the labor atory We expect mechanics to be as equally interesting as gases and liquids
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Bess who has been making pies for two years at Domestic Science one day she gave piece to Joe, and nextsday she inquired, Did you tel anybody of my pies, then Joe an- swered.
 T had tn tel the doctor what ailed me-
 Willard Say Charlie get ,if my feet.
 Charles S-Well, I've been trying to for the last half hour.
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Miss Peggy Williams, the domestic

asciance teacher, arr1yeu Saturday, Oct. 30, 1920 On account of illness it lie beginning of the term she was nn able to begin her work on time. We are all glad to see Miss Williams, and welcome her back as the only H. S. teacher of last year. Miss Oleson left for home Saturday morning.
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blank expressions on their faces. They were introduced to a few new mane- uvers, and judging from the first ap- pearance of things it will be some time before they are able to master them. i
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Oliver Cotey, Richard Stephens, Car L.el Tellez, Tony Yohe- Signed A. | FLEMING, Principle. For obvious reasons we are sorry that we lost these players, but Cliff ton follows ALL the rules of the game.
 The Editor
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Thanksgiving Day the boys of the High School hope to prove their abili- ty as runners. The third annual Re lay Race between Clifton and Mo renci will be held. This year they will run up hill. MT. Al Wasem has charge of the Clifton Boys so Look Out! Morencii!
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Change in Weather.

Monday morning the first two clas- ses were very dull Can you wonder why? No! Why they were about frozen. The change in weather was very noticeable. The girls especially noticed it for they have been wearing summer clothes. You can bet your last dime they wore some sort of wrap the next day.
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Joe Billingsley who has been carry ing sign on his hat that reads Buck Private, Joe Billingsly, will now have to change it to Rookie Joe, as he has been transferred to that honored com pany.
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Girls wanted! Tall girls! Short girls! all kinds of girls for Basket Ball practice Jumping centers are especially needed. Practice comes on Wednesday and Friday afternons at 3:15. Show your enthusiasm and come out. We want a winning team for Inter-scholastic and interclass gans.
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Milton Penn, the Captain of the Basketball team was out of school on account of a bad cold received at the Duncan Fair. Chas. Short said that they went so fast that Milton cought cold.
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COURT MARTIAL

The first court martial of the year was held on Tuesday, 26th. Four cad cts were found guilty of being A. w O. L., and were allowed to spend { little spare time after school.
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The Science department has receiv- ed some valuable equipment. Con sequently the physics class is now able to proceed with some of the advanced experiments. ava
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ATLI ETICS

Athletics is the best thing in the world for boy. It builds up his body as nothing else will do. Also it teaches him to be a good sport. He can play clean game, and lose it with good grace.
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Some stu"ents persist in being late to classes, So far the punishment for this offens,. mas not been severe. But take warning, as Shakespeare says, best satety lies in fear"
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A number of the trigonometry and physics students have purchased slide-rules. This is the latest thing out for engineering students
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The state inspector of the Dom -estic. Science Dept. visited the, Fresh man., class on October the sixth. The girls~were on their good behavior and were complim;enteds by their regular teacher.
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The B. A. A. program for the next month has been planned. We intend to give number of parties. dances. and entertainments, which will enable the pubic to enjoy them selves. The main idea will be to have a good time.
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Economies Class:

Mr F. Your body isn't you. Edgar Well. who is it then?" Mr F. Nobody
 If you don't like these jokes, And their dryness makes you groan Just stroll around occasionally With some good ones of your own.
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SOCIETY

The Girls Glee Club is doing ex- ceedingley we'll considering the num- Der of girls who have had no previous training. There are fifty girls in the club.
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SPORTS

Hit m hard, hit 'em low, come, Clifton. let's go. The boys are turning out for track practice. Bud Franz, claims that he is going to throw the shot away if he ever gets it to Tucson, and Manuel Duran is go- ing to win the mile and 220 for us.
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Miss Amelia Fraide of the Fresh man class was unfortunate enough to knock her little finger out of place while playing basketball. We are glad to say that no serious results followed
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One of the seventh grade students was late for class. He was told to report to the principal. The latter asked him why he was late. The udent reoiied Veil my tie came untIed and I had to g. home and tie il
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Miss Maupin: Hester, what inn pressed you most about Marlowe's life? <
 HeSter:-He died,
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Zelma Yohe was not at school last week on accaount of her broken arm. Zelma has our sincere sympathy.
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The seventh grade party, that was to be given to the eigth grade has been postponed on account of the hall being already spoken for.
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That studious weary look Which all the Seniors wear Makes all the Juniors sorry And multiplies our cases.
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The following order was posted on the ibulleting hoard for the benefit of the officers of the, Cadet Corps.
 In re-quaIifications for holding = Commissions or .chevrons of: "a
 non-commissioned officer. :. .s - = The cadet shall be required to, De do- ing passing work in at.least four sufE jects which give one, credit each5 'or the equivalents < or if<lie is not taking this amount of work, he shall beSEe quired to- be passing in all work. he IS taking. Failure in this will put the officer so failing in danger of losing his commission or chevrops; Persist ent failure shall cause him to be re- duced to the ranks. Three weeks, beginning oct. 18th, will be given pre- sent officers to adjust themselves to this rulingS
 A. I. FLEMING. Principal. ! It will mean that severalo of our
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I wish't 1 was a Rock,

I wish't 1 was a Rock,
 A. sittin' on hill, ' And not a doin' anything, f But jest a laying still,
 I wouldn't eat, I wouldn't sleep, I wouldn't even wash,
 But jest set still a thousand year And rest m'self bigosh-A ST!
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For how can we look joyful And brighten up each room. When all the mighty Seniors, Are simply soaked in gloom! CD
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Everybody boost for the relay rae, Thanksgiving Day.
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Doctor: Why are you in that tub of hot water? Neil: Taking that pill you told me to take in hot water.
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We wish we might be happy And cheerful spirit show, But in this institution. u, It simply can't be so.h ens.
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Miss Byrns Ramon what are yo doing with, Tony's Bookkeeping pr' blems.
 Ramon: Just seeing if they al right
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Miss Byrns- Charles Smith, why is that you cant write anything not even cat?"
 Charles-''Why just detest that animal E
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Throw away your hammer and get a megaphone. Subscribe for the CoHoSo. Leave your order with the first High School Student you meet
 All together one at time, Let's go! PLIERS ... ....-...-..
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Ask Willard about Mary.
 Ask Bill about Wilma
 Ask Johnny about Catherine.
 Ask Artis about Eunice.
 Ask Douglas about Ivy,
 As5 Rl> har6 about a girl in Duncan. Ask Bud about girl in, Steeplerock. Ask Charlie about Jewel
 Ask Milton about any of them. Well said Bud Franz upon leaving the gang. | .>fay
 ''II see you in the CoHoSo.''
 First Senior: Rushing wildly about the study hall Eureka, Eureka Eve found it. .-. L
 Second Senior: Why the conmo- tion?" %
 First Senior: The answer to the 13 problem in Physics.
 John c. McWhorter, represent ing the Jaccard Jewelry Co., of Fort Worth Texas, visited the B High School on Tuesday, October the 12th. The Seniors met with him and order their class rings, pins, cards and ,sn- vitations for the graduation exercises in the spring.
 
 Miss Edith Finley a former High School Teacher, is visiting her old friends in Clifton for: few days.
 MT. Bud Franz went DEAR hunt ing near Steepler0ck4 last Saturday evening. O;d we get it right, Bud?)
 Throw away your hammer and get megaphone. Subscribe for the CoHoSo. Leave your order with the first High School Student you meet. All together one at time, Let's go! PLIERS ... .....-....-...
 st ...., -' May I not" gi, e s1.50 for season ticket says Chas. Short as he han.ied Bud Franz the money. There are questions that are, com pletely, totally, wholly, entirely, ab solutely and utterly superf1uous.
 Gloom.! Tears!. Profound sor row, these are the keynotes of our school life The music which our romantic souls crave. has been lock l ed up n it's box in the corner because ! We sang too loud. Those who declared that each | stud ent n the C.. H. s. will make g | hundred next month, may be ignorant of the fact that 100000 years is the earliest date set so far. by scientists for the end of the world. !
 MT. Henry, drilling non-coms. ir
 In the army it is Court, Marshall te drop gun.
 Five Minutes later CRASH!!t
 Mr Henry-Jack Christy, report tt l Headquarters at 3:15. -..' ' | Captain r> -ly stat sl- that all cadet: would have to be in uniforms or the! would be put in the. awkward aquad l The said squad is getting very large It. has been trumored that Glenl ! Thomas and Johnny Sirianni intend t i stage a ten round battle in the nea I future,.z,::> .,: / ,;ss ;ss:i.:.,x.. -;,x ; Hage tkxsa. psa naesgllp=dues yet?
 Freshie: If you tell me how man, apples I got in this here sack I'll giv. both of them. Sophomore: TWO"
 Freshie: Aw! Someone told you! Miss Maupin-Can you give me q , example of the walls in the Cone Castle? %
 Shelton-Just imagine that you SC r Glenn Thomas twice.
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Miss Edith Finley former High School, Teacher, is visiting her old friends in Clifton for, a few days.
 MT. Bud Franz went DEAR hunt ing near Steeplerock4 last Saturday evening. Did we; get it right, Bud?)
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May I not" gi, . s1.50 for season ticket says Chas. Short as he handed Bud Franz the money.
 There are questions that are com pletely, totally, wholly, entirely, ab solutely and utterly superfluous.
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Those who declared that each student n the C.. H. S. will make g hundred next month, may be ignorant of the fact that 100000 years is the earliest date set so far. by scientists for the end of the world
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Gloom,! Tears!. Profound sor row, these are the keynotes of oul school life. The music which oul romantic souls crave. has been lock ed up n it's box in the corner because We sang too loud.
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Miss Maupin-Can you give me 1T example of the walls in the Coney Castle?
 Shelton-Just imagine that you see Glenn Thomas twice
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HE KNOWS:

HE KNOWS: E Ask Mark about Zelma.
 Ask Edgar about Alma. Ask Tony about Blossom
 Ask Guy about Florence. Ask Willard about Mary. Ask Bill about Wilma
 Ask Johnny about Catherine. Ask Artis about Eunice.
 Ask Douglas about Ivy,
 As, R1' har' about girl in Duncan Ask Bud about girl in Steeplerock Ask Charlie about Jewel
 Ask Milton about any of them.
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Freshie: If you tell me how man, both of them.
 Sophomore: Two"
 Freshie: Aw, Someone told you!