Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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Ben Davis can tell why a goat is nearly-because it is all but. Miss Paulman: Can you play an obbligato for me while I sing a song? Millin Stephens: Pm sorry, but the only instrument I play is 'the fiddle. Alba Drummond: Anna Baker turned down Dumont Huddleston be- cause he called her the first flower of spring. Lowell Hildebrand: What's wrong with that ? . Alba Drummond: She found that it was the skunk cabbage. Miss Johnson: How do you feel today ? Coleman Regnier: Like a iireplacef' Miss Johnson: How's that ? ' Coleman Regnier: Grate A rich but very eccentric man died. The clergyman, who was young and new to the parish thought it a fitting opportunity to call and comfort the widow. You must not grieve, he told her. The body that lies here is not your husband. It is merely a husk, an empty shell. The nut has gone to heaven. Rastus, what kind of chicken do you prefer ? Co'se they both has mighty good points. De white chickens is easy to locate but hard to hide. De black chickens is hard to locate and easy to hide. Carlos Wood: I-Fm! So you want a job, eh? Do you ever tell lies ? Cassel Kauffman: No, but I'd be willing to learn. Miss Smith: Use 'cauterize' in a sentence. Clare Holley: I knew she was mine the moment I caught her eyes. I envy thee, little flreiiy, You worry not a bit, For when y-ou see the traffic cop, You know your tail light's lit. Mnsniosrns One Hundred Twenty-eight 5E'H.

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MNEMQSYNE mm Things We Would Like to See No lights 1n tl ont ot College store Fhes IH m1nor1ty 1n the College Cafe Warm rooms at 6 30 A M Miss Smith give a snap course Glen Blrdsall and B111 Chambeis 1n bathing suits. Prof Stollmelstei on a roller coaster Forrest Townsend awake 1n class Prof Overn make a g1ammat1cal e11o1 MHFIOH Mlller silent Prof Guha stop k1ll1ng iabbits The Freshmen able to reta1n po session of certain kinds of refresh- ments such as 1ce cream Piof Overn is my teacher I shall not pass He maketh me to piove dence propositions He leadeth me to expo e my ignorance before the whole class He iestoreth my oriow He maketh me draw D11 ms on the blackboard for my grade s sake. Yea though I study till m1dn1ght I shall gam no Trigonometry. For the proposltlons l:othe1 me and the co tangents sadly tlouble me. He prepal eth a quiz? for me 1n the presence of mine enemies. He giveth my papei a lovs grade My temper bolleth over Surely sadness and low grades w1ll follow me all the days of my lifeg And I shall dwell 1n the class of the oppi essed forever. The Huntington College basketball team pulled the tail feathers from the Anthony Wayne team Februaiy 20 Paul Mlller IS cutting halr fO1 his health but chaiges twenty-live 01 expenses Wllf01 cl Musg1ave would like to teach his native language if a class could be al ranged H1s office will be open every evening except date nights which are Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday, and Saturday ..m...- -1. ulnmmmmmmr . p . . . . . . . . L . . L . 0 A I G 1 n ' 1 s . N I 1 n 1 . . . S . w . . 1 ' Q I I . , . I . I 1 . C , Q S . ' S ' . sc in 1 1. . . . l . 1 5 . , . - Q I J L ' 1 1 7 ' fl . 1. . . . . q . 4 7 f - ' . ' N . H . . . r 1 r 1 I . 42- .- ... - G. One Hundred Twenty-szx