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Q Q AWP? r E5 PEIU-IEIZE Page Two ne is tall and lithe and graceful, is short and plump and quaint, is wise and she is foolish, 's a devil-she's a saint, is blond-her hair is curly, She is dark--her hair is straight, ' diets to get thin at meals, S Sne She S, S .TIG 118 Sne Then tries to put on weight, She's always on the go, She keeps us in a whirl, Sheis full of pep and life and love- S1'1G,S our American girl. OH-he meets her in the parlor When the golden day is done- Two forms with but one rocking chair, Two hearts that rock as one! A little iron-a cunning curl, A little powder-a pretty girl, A little rain-away she goes- A homely girl with a ,freckled nose. Hundred Four I
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X Nfl ,ff I fl 27 rl! X. X f K 0 Q -,K AGR ESPEJI1 1922 MIRTH Rae Wasbutzky fhanding 3 .15 to an especially nasty con- ductor on the Kutztown carb: Two, please, and I want my penny back I l Conductor: Watch your step, Miss. Ann Seaman: HIt is not necessary, there are several sap- heads behind doing that. Frosh: What's 'the matter, Ropey -and none of your heavy line please! Ann: Just lost two bucks! Frosh: Where ? Ann: Loaned 'em to a member of the faculty. Muriel Cdefinition of ain'tJ: There ain't no suchiword as ain't. It ain't in the dictionary and therefore It a1n't. D. Gothardt: Truth is right. Dr. Wright: I, M. Wright, therefore, I am truth? t cut. Bring it in to mei, CWhich - M. Lewis: I want a ligh way do you want it served, Pessyl- A Page Two Hundred On 4 1
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fn 4 .. - my ESPEJU 1922 CAN YOU IMAGINE? Gladie without Jack and Dimplesi'. Blanche making Bob fall for her on the ice. Kathryn Witmer as a fairy. Muriel Pullen getting angry. Bob White doing the Highland Fling . Streetie singing a song. Peg Lobach making some noise. Bae Wasbutzky in '4No Man's Land. M Bernice Nichols as bridegroom with Day Wolfinger as the bride. Cassandra Lewis without a smile. Annetta Brown without a letter written in green ink. Eddie Burgess without Buck. A th F s ending a week-end without Georgiana Vail and Ru rey p Jimmy and Cliff. Peg Lewis not playing basketball. Helen Kennedy not expecting a letter from Easton. t in at school instead of going home. Louise Deuterman s ay g Madeline keeping quiet for five minutes at the table. Mollie Polster thinking a g reat deal of any man. lfi without her typewritten letter. Day Wo nger Page Two Hundred Three
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