Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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me :MMWMWWMNEMQSYNE Lowell Hildebrand. You look cold Shall I take off my coat and put it aiound you? boi al Diavenstattz On no don t take it off Prof. Bowman: Youi report should have been written so that the most ignoiant could understand it Ira Wolfe: Which put is it that you don t undei stand? Marion Miller. I am constantly breaking into song Coiinth I ange' Why don t 3ou get the key then you wouldn t have to bi e-ik in. Senioi : Do you know Fat Burns? Fieshmen: No Idon t. Senior' Well it does. Miss Smith: What did Bunyan give to the world CLOW voicej ' Bunions. Heischel Iesh: I say Gossie have you heard about swallowed a spoon? Lverett Goshorn: No what about him? Herschel Lesh: Why he can t stir who We sit with tearful eyes And gaze into empty tills And sigh foi the touch of vanquished coins To meet our commencement bills Ralph Platt: Vela what ale you working at? V611 Plumley: At intervals Piof. Scott: What is the Latin word for man? Thelma South: Hobo or something like that Piof. Bowman' Do you know Lincoln s address? Edith Towne: Why I didn t know he had moved the poor man , sc -1 . , 1: N1 , ,, , u 1 as , . xc , c , l rr I c . Ac , x , 77 c c fc v . A J I , J I an 1 7 F r , an C 1 1 cz va .. , u 1 rx 1 u xr ' 1 cc n si u . . rf Y 1 , I. , . . 77 ' ' I 3 cc n n za 1 as , . x . 1 . cc , , ' as s , xc n c . , u 77 cr as l c , ' . , za s rs . 4 cc 1 as , . 45, mmmmuu, mmmm ........ J Y .V JXAQ One Hundrecl Thfirty-six

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bremWemW MNEMosYNE Telegram to a friend: Washout on line. Cannot come.: Reply: Come anyhow. Borrow a shirt. Dumont Huddleston: Why don't you laugh at Wolverton's jokes? Cassel Kauffman: What's the use? The grades were given out yesterday. Miss Smith: Mix Birdsall, is your story original? Mr. Birdsall: No, I made it up myself. SENIOR'S PRAYER AT TWILIGHT Now I lay me down to sleep In my little bunk: I hope to die before I wake And thus escape a Hunk. Prof. Stollmeister: I'll have to give you zero on that Algebra ex- aminationf' Vardon Latsch: That means nothing to me.' nnmuu-mu 7 ! 7 ! I 7 7 Mrs. Catlin Qin Botany classl: Ruth, tell the class the best Way to keep the March frost from plants. Ruth Harwood: Plant them in April. Prof. Stull: Wilford, will you translate the next line ? Wilford Musgrave: You can't fool meg that can't be translated. Janie Saufley: Has Glenn proposed to you yet ? Lillian Latsch: No, But he has an engagement ring in his voice. Miss Hodam: Are any colors descernible to the touch ? Berniece Wynn: I have often felt blue. Coach Stull: Doctor, my hair is coming out. Can you give me any- thing to keep it in ? Doctor: Well, here's an old pill box, will that do ? Ralph Platt: Can a person be punished for something he hasn't done ? Prof. Scott: Of course not. Ralph Platt: Well, I haven't done my geometry. 3 1. 1 W One H mzclred TlLi1'ty-four