Chicago Normal School of Physical Education - Scarab Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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7'H6'SCAR.171-3 'ik gm, CEM There is nothing better than a broken drum-it can't be beat. Bolll beautiful and dumb my A true 'mi- Q , love I must ' I 1 lJC - ,I l lseautaful SO l'll ,JUS , love is 3. W -xx l1CI' Y and dumb so she'll love me Fou one Mrs. Loeb Cin Senior psychj- You don't have to blindly accept any man. CBut girl friends-we've heard that love is blind.J Lil- You know those lions in front of the Art Institute? Stetsie- Yes l.ilf That's funny. They d0n't know you. Anita- I like to be alone with my thoughts. jo Burke- Don't you get lonesome sometimes? Peg lf.- Did you know they were going to tear down the Buckingham main? Gail- No! Why? Peg- It's all wet. Mrs. lVhittenf YYho can tell me a thing of importance which did not exist hundred Years ago?', Texas- Me. M931

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THF SCJ Rafi? in gig fig' J . Telephone operator- I have 1 ' your party, deposit your nickel 1 ,Q 4, please. 'Fi X French- XVhat's that?,' - J v Telephone operator-'LPlease I, A h ' deposit your money. A V French-l'Listen girlie, what I , want is a Conversation with a I. I friend, not financial advice from I X a stranger. .1 l FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS 1. Guess four times, if you guess the hrst time it's wrong. 2. Think of the most reasonable answer-put down the unreasonable one-- th en you're right. 3. l'm thinking of a particular case applying to this Coursefexplain in detail 4. CFill in blanksj It the and was ? 5. Answer any four out of live without omitting any. 9 ' K Miska Cin speaking of ribsj- They're long and run around. Said the spoon to the knife- Fork over. Fritzie Qheaving a sigh of relief after copying chemistry notesl- Good, I've got my alcohols all straight nowf' i I l92l

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THE' S CJ RJ B US al I '.' A U Stetsie f I'm gonna diet! Humphrey- YYhy diet? I thought it was the shapefnot the colorf' I X U V ,dzfolq Qvvmq We wonder if the Indians of 1620 would have called our modern girls pale faces! l.il- A lie has never passed my lips. Grace? Aw-gwan, how I,il- Because l talk through my nose. come? 'VY It's art, lwut there's no money in it, said the student as she opened the beautiful envelop from home. A conductor fears no onewhe tells 'em all where to get off. Dottiee lt's only six o'clock and l told you to come after supper. Bobbie- 'l'hat's what l came after. T H li li N D l94l