Bismarck State College - Markota Yearbook (Bismarck, ND)

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Boy, is Paul proud of those knickers. He won’t be after he sees this. 0ne Vtt e b°y dn?°UUb'an Vhat ' frottr 3ea oT atioO- tVve ncPtV S VapS-V) sU;SnCs°e Pretty a Defense. any te' Ah, but what short skirts these nurses wear. Looks like bacon cooking and watermelon coming up. (Take that anyway you want to.)

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He’s working his way through college selling magazines. John G. is the busiest boy in college —he works eight hours at the Telephone Company — goes to school and takes Aviation. He sleeps once in a while too. The Biology class looks over their bugs and stuff. The way Loup spreads out, he should have a whole table to himself. The Physics class goes down to the church to see the gigantic organ being installed. Those things across the pews are pipes, not the Physics class. Why so serious, Ray ? They won’t bite you.

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Wowie! Bet that snow doesn’t last long. What can she want at the postoffice? Of course, the Army Morale must be kept up. If you live through the year with those chemists, Howard, you’ll live forever. From here, it looks like bedtime at the Nurses’ home. Nix boys—you can't get out on the roof. Anyway, not when the janitor is around.