St Josephs College - Argus Yearbook (Emmitsburg, MD)

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5 ,I 1 4 1 1 , I 1 fl 1 Il 4. r it 5 at it t ll s W ilHS?j?i Ea? f I I g if gppg V at I ? J 0 I ' lt was the hour of twilight-you and Connie: You haven't much lipstick Un gl 25 . I were peering through the trellis ot a on! '-V Q QQ convent gatwwatching the magic of the Al: Well, you haven't any! ffpw ,CCW sunset play upon the mountains,-flood- ae W as ,X 4 ft 5 ing them with its golden rays and then, 1,1 -in a blaze of glory,-dying a Viking's Editor to Freshman: Have you li death. The tranquil stillness of the thought of any jokes for 6'College 'if 'QTEQEIF hour-the poignant feeling of under- Humorn? QQ? 'WQ,,., Yf standing-our wistful reminiscences. Freshman: Hcollege Humorv? Thatvs M 'Qi gf The whlrr of a motor broke the silence. one in itself! i 1 i f Q. I , . 44 X' You and l sighed. And ,then- The Editor: Haw-haw! Q g x,1'Q'5 Greeks resorted to strategy. I 5 ' Q7 -x- -x- at -ae as ee Qx- as . , meat is I Rosa REMARKS TRIOLET Pat: Did you ever s -' ' ' i Rb That occasionally we I take chloroform? I X A can leave the Refectory ASZW you in a Crowded Street' Holey: No. Wh o 5 if without bowing, b ut Tia Went t e other Way' , teaches it? g yy never without scraping. o in my heart old memories V beats -19 ae et- at X L ' ' ' 4' I saw you on a crowded street, . . I yii'1 '0l M And since I knew We must not Prflfessori Helwm 15 . ,E p BQISYZSQ Martha meet , the lightest gas known. , I U0 W1 1 . ' . I . NOW I I ' C as V t ' . , ,QL Helm' And went the other way. - W a' S In your head '-5.5 ift? Q, I- 4 -re -1- ' 'X' 'X' it -x- ac- ee -as -se it , ' . . J i f93,- Did you hear about the Freshman HISTORICAL A if 1 who saved 'CA Good Woman to read H RECORDS iifQIXy,,,' during Retreat? .The Opening of a New Era ft' ilhl' 4+ 4 I ,t I ' September 13, 1927 .W i in CCTh R . , , . 7, 'M I I p e estraint of CIVII Liberty - - College Constitution --if 'ed T 1 C4 . . E2 1, 5 Orders 1n Council ...... Dean's Lectures .sf 1 CCW 7 . I , omen s Rights Movement y - I ' . . 'S' 5, Mlm endin SEniorJXp:peal.for.Privilege 6, P g r1s1s -. xamination Week -,Lg It The Industrial Revolution f . , -2 e, s . HE fG . ,fm-day Mofmng aa gl I, H ra.o ood eeling ..... , ...... Mail Time I uperlodl of .M1gT3t10D,, ...,,,,,, ,,,,, V agatign I ,Whey Emanclpation Proclamation ' I vig N 'Tve dropped Journalism v i fl ,,ThC Grand M0d6I,, .....,,,, ,,,,-,,.,--,.-. J gnny , T ' ' The Prohibition Act I ' l' I Crounin ' ' D b ' ' I , ., S gg-qes e airing of the Avenue ,. 'Wen Sand qom :The Non-Intercourse Acti' .......... Retreat , T Wt: The Homestead Act ...... The Final Exit y , , . o 1 F xK 'S v- 'r - N .-. 1 .1 ,E+ L' L . , l T. I C' I Ask L Q I- f- I 'mer .. kill w , xi, ..- - T 2.1515 A -1 1 'th Mb .I .2 N? V, ,gg E. Q N C sg , -Q f-'- r,-..::::xg.2:.1r2A:, '- -.J . J Q, Na- V ' ' ' pu , D .J fa? ay H 56 If g n SEQ 93 l 'W I 116 ' l 1 l The sf A . ly 5 gt ,, -. I .1 Hn 3 ! ,1 ,Ay I 1 Q ,IW ay rf tif ff if' L U :N is E l..:l 8 I is N,

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