Albion State Normal School - Sage Yearbook (Albion, ID)

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F CARD OF THANKS. In behalf of the Senior Class I, as their only survivor, wish to thank the students and members of the Faculty who so kindly assisted them in the publication of The Sage and also those who assisted in the sickness and death of the two Seniors who died of fatigue and the third who was a victim of the teaching profession. ART VVILLARD. Elnkzsmflllontinueh It has been a problem Why Professor Stenquist did not take His usual English lesson Thursday, October 22, '08, but We Have found out that Prof. Bauman had the preparatory Students in Miss Van Boskirk's room. One of the Freshman girls asked Mr. Hunter if he was lone- Some and he said, No, did you want to come down and Talk to me? February 13, 1909-The day the faculty had their pictures Taken on the Normal steps and broke the plate. Mable Cornish QSophmoreJ-What do you do when your nose itches? Miss Anderson Clilreshmanl-I usually scratch it. What do you do? Mable-I let it go, as scratching doesn't do any good. Mr. Axline in political economy- Miss Isaacson, what is a trunk line railroad? Miss I- lt's a railroad that carries trunks. A change is good for every one. That is the reason Edna Barber changed from one WV ard to the other Ward.

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The other morning in English Miss Van Boskirk called on True- lock Walie to explain the different uses of 'like' and 'love.' He gave the following ones:-' 'I like Pratt, but I love Rumbaugh. MES Smith- Truelock, which girl shall I get for you, Pratt or ox? Truellcick- Oh, either one, they would both be delighted to go wit me. Found by Mr. Stenquist-Miss Martin and Iverson on the Nor- mal steps, soulfully gazing into each other's eyes. Pat Jones in parlor-- Miss Smith, will you get me Triphosa gratt or if she won't come get Rose Turner? Either one will o. Lost-Spoons and small butter plates-Mrs. Leonard. Wanted-A knife sharp enough to cut becfsteak at the dormi- tory. Miss Donnohue in kindergarten-- Is there any song you would like to sing? Bright Child- Let's sing 'Red Wing.' Mr. I-Iillman- What kind of candy shall I buy-'li' Druggist fbringing out a tray of molasses kissesl-How do you like kisses ll Miss M.- I like kisses all right, but not done up in paper. Edna B. at 10 0 'clock, p. m., to Maud F., wl1o had been lying on her bed for some time apparently asleep: Fox, wake up, it's time for the lights to flicker. ' Maud :-' ' Oh, I wasn't asleep, you know I cant sleep in tl1e day- time. - p Wanted-Some one to wash Miss Isaacson's waist on Sunday evening-to have her picture taken in.