Coffeyville Community College - Reflections Yearbook (Coffeyville, KS)

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....f, ggi, S A G A UQ: 0, Mr. W. NV. Bass, registrar of the college, who looks after college af- fairs in spite of :1-n exacting position at the new high school building nine blocks away, and who has been a Willing assistant in establishing Cam- pus Life, debating, and other inno- vations in the college. Mr. A. I. Decker, Dean of the college since its inception in 1923, a firm booster for the college, and the most interested and excited man in the college during football season. PAGE 24 1931 SAGA

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Wm- s A et A was Interestin' Anecdotes Time l Professor Mac: If I've talked too long this morning, its because I left my watch at home. The eternal voice from the rear CBrother Newmanjz There's a cal- endar there on your desk. Price: The snake I am telling you about is said to move with mathe- matical precision. Robertson: You mean the adder, Mrs. Price? Baa, Baa, Black Sheep Becky: You saw daddy, then? Did he behave like a lamb? Scotty: QWith a trifle of disgustj I'll tell the world. Every time I said anything, he said 'Bahl' , Polly: Did Alma ever say anything about me, honey? Froebe: Not a word. If Alma can't say anything good about a person, she wont say anything. Burning Passion Louise found this note from Rufus in her box the other day: Dearest, I'd swim the mighty ocean for one glance from your dear eyes. I'd Walk through a wall of flame for one touch of your little hands. I'd leap the widest stream for a word from your lovely lips. Your Rufus P. S. I'll be over tonight if it quits raining. Cronk: And what would I have to give you for just one little kiss? Hoffman: Ch1oroform. This story, of authentic origin, harks from the dim and distant past. Jack Isham's mother often repeats it. Jack had just been going to school a short time when he returned with his first report card. Mrs. Isham ex- pressed regret at his bad mark in deportment. But Jack consoled her thus: You won't need to worry next year. mamma, 'cause I don't intend to take deportment. PAGE 26 1931 SAGA