| 1. “This here is the hardy hole.” (describing the anatomy of anvils) |
N. N. Freedman |
| 2. “Put that away, prune.” (speaking to Yogi Savetman attempting to
photograph him during class... possibly this very photograph) |
W. J. Flagg |
| 3. “Too soft; push it out; do it firmer.” |
G. L. Webster |
| 4. “Arrowheads have to be neat and symmetrical.” |
R. M. Herbert |
| 5. “Well, lad, you forgot the cross product term.” |
I. W. Lustbader |
| 6. “There will be no fighting in school: take it over to the duck
pond.” |
W. A. DeHuff |
| 7. “…and for lack of automobiles there was plenty of stuff in the
street to throw at them.” |
W. C. Bader |
| 8. “Put your necktie inside your shirt.” |
C. C. Merkle |
| 9. “The paint changed color; as a scientist you must be observant of such
things.” |
M. J. Levin |
| 10. “That’s good for a naught.”, said by Latin teacher from
Western |
Arnold |
| 11. “The lettering in the graph will be 1/16th inch using India ink.” |
W. G. Simon |
| 12. “All lines go to the vanishing point.” |
R. M. Herbert |
| 13. “Along came a guy with a gadget.” (commenting on writing style) |
W. J. Flagg |
| 14. “I can lend you a necktie.” |
N. N. Freedman |
| 14. “Our tools are our blessings.” (That's probably why I have so many
tools... and blessings. Thank you, Mr. Acree!) |
Samuel Acree |
