Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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Muamosrma CAN YOU IMAGINE: Eva Hileman losing girlie from her vocabulary? Berene Swoveland not going home ovei the Week-end? Loral Dravenstatt without her big brother ? John Robison stopping a pig? Miss Smith with her haii bobbed? Arther Benner off of Himes street? Ed Griffin Without kisses 'Z Miss Paulman in vaudeville? Kenneth Overly with his marcel wavei ? Berniece Wynn going to Floiida via a Bus ? Bui ton Hazzaidz Yes Dad Im a big gun at school. Prof. Guha: Name something of importance today that was not existing a hundred years ago Dick Hurdle: M Harvey Lingamfelteiz ' Do you like your teachers? Millin Stephens: I tried it once and she got mad. Paul Miller flovinglyj : 'You re a peach. Ruth Harwood Tlhat s nothing. My father and mother were fm pair. Mrs. Catlin: Be sure to file your experiments. Wilbur Lemar: Are they as rough as that? Prof. Wolverton ion final exam.J : I will not answer any question. Ira Wolfe: Shake, neither will I Pres. Mummart: Why aren't you taking Psychology the first period?' Marion Miller: I've a coniiictf' Pres. Mummart: What ? Marion Miller: Breakfast , ca 77 '1 lf 77 I I CK 77 , as n , , an 2 sr a 4 9 Mr. Hazzard: Well, why don't I hear better reports ? K6 C 77 ll e.77 , s 77 I4 77 I 7 77 , u 1 2 77 77 77 77 77 7 5 -lm -fw- One Hmzdred Thi-rty-eflght

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MMNEMQSYNEM -f 5 ----------------'-----------------III11u.!a I I n fmg W I E :IIB m:s'r QIIALITY Lowns-r pmcgs 5 3 I HIGHEST QUALITY DRY GOODS I f I RIEADY-TO-WEAR RUGS DRAPERIES I i GROCERIES I I I LOWEST PRICES-BEST SERVICE ' I HUNTINGTON, INDIANA I ------U----I-------------lag I I FOR ALL PEOPLE I I THIS is a bank for all people without regard to their posi- tion in life or importance in the business world. ' IT IS a place Where the small clepositor can put his thrift ideals into actual practice. And Where the successful business man can conserve his Wealth, increase his oppor- tunities and find the co-operation needful to business en- I terprise. I I I FIRST NATIONAL BANK I I Huntington, Indiana I I UOLDEST BANK IN HUNTINGTON COUNTY RESOURCES DEC. 31, 1925-S2,900,000.00 5 5 E I I -sq ------------ 1 -------------- -f'- - I--I E 51 One Hundred Thirty-seven