“Teacher, teacher I declare I see someone’s underwear”

“Teacher, teacher” children’s rhymes have existed since at least the first half of the 1900s. These were printed in The Journal of American Folk-lore in 1949:
 
“Teacher, teacher, I declare, I see bedbugs in your hair.
Teacher, teacher, I declare, I see holes in your underwear.

   
This was printed in the Garden City (KS) Telegram on October 17, 1955:
   
“Teacher, teacher I declare
I see somebody’s underwear.”

 
     
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The Journal of American Folk-lore
Volumes 62-63
1949
Pg. 425:
Sometimes it goes:
 
Teacher, teacher, I declare, I see bedbugs in your hair.
Teacher, teacher, I declare, I see holes in your underwear.

 
17 October 1955, Garden City (KS) Telegram, “The Distaff Side” by D. H., pg. 4, col. 6:
SHADES OF my own days in the grades: A group of grade schoolers homeward bound down Walnut street chanting:
 
“Teacher, teacher I declare
I see somebody’s underwear.”
     
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Jump-Rope Rhymes:
A Dictionary

By Roger D. Abrahams
Austin, TX: University of Texas Press
1969
Pg. 185:
Teacher, Teacher, I declare,
I see someone’s underwear.
   
1 June 1972, Staunton (VA) Leader, “Valley Folklore” by Dr. Elmer L. Smith, pg. 21, col. 3:
Teacher, teacher
I declare!
You’ve got bedbugs
In your hair!
(...)
Teacher, teacher I declare,
I can see your underwear.
   
21 November 1987, St. Petersburg (FL) Times, “We can learn a lot from kindergarteners” by Sandra Wiggins Stange, Clearwater Times, pg. 2, col. 5:
Teacher, teacher, I declare;
You forgot your underwear!
 
5 January 1989, LA Weekly (Los Angeles, CA), “Voices from the Curfew Zone” by Wanda Coleman, pg. 53, col. 2:
Teacher teacher I declare
I see someone’s underwear
It may be black it may be white
It may be loaded with dynamite!


OCLC WorldCat record
Teacher, teacher, I declare! : and other little tattle tales
Author: W Royce Adams
Publisher: [Philadelphia, PA?] : Xlibris Corp., ©2000.
Edition/Format:   Print book : Fiction : English
Summary:
This book contains twenty stories thematically related in that they all have to do with teachers. Not all are classroom stories, and sometimes the fact that the characters are teachers is incidental. But they all concern grownups on the edge of something risky, often a bit mad, sometimes mighty mad. The stories don’t shrink from sex or from violence, and yet there is also a good measure of sardonic whimsy involved.
 
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