Dana College - Danian Yearbook (Blair, NE)

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4' f We 1926 , asa. fr' 'ian 46? EP:I!25v 4i?- x 1 in 'tfffs e ml gi 1- eq 32 Fd - . ,T -1 .e . n hi' 39 .46 'A' if ig-I .EMI - . .lgire-F-Ti.If53? fIn 4 9 ' - L ?2.'l2, , 'i'7,,v -' ' v - .-.f . J. 1 ' I - f . i n- na'-4 2 -.wiiv I I .. . . I Bo- Ed, I can tell a dirty Joke. I Ed- Well, can't you clean up on it? Bertelsen in history class- Napoleon was a screwed Cshrewdl man. I I Keen enjoyment. I Shorty looking around for jokes said- I heard one to-day, but laughed so I much I forgot what it was. I Ed- Why are you so anxious to get out of class meeting to-day, is there Q somebody waiting outside for you? Cornelia- No, it is only a little birdie. CSiersJ. I I What, have we here? I During one of Prof. Jensen? lectures in the Zoology class, we heard this re- I mark: This is a mass of nothing. if Here's Esther Shorty Esther a riddle. , Vedsted- Shorty, what is a library? fDana Libraryl. I - I don't know. I'll bite. I Vedsted- A court-house. I Art coming up to Ed in the reading room- Say, Ed, we're supposed to have a I era-zy 1neeting to-day. I Ed- Who, you and the girl? I Art getting rosy- No, you nut, a Basket-Ball 1neeting. 'I' Olivia- Say, is it a compliment or a slam when people say something is a I brick? Ruth- It is a compliinent, Liver. I Olivia- Well then, I can't L-all that cake a brick. I Edna-'fWhat are We going to have at our Carnival? L Ed-Oh! we are going to have booze iboothsj and everything. I I The Danish film was to be shown at. Dana College. I Prof. Sogge- Well, Duke, are you going to Denmark to-night? I Duke- Yes, I have my reservation. Prof. Sogge- I didn't know you had a tribe already. Miss Falk to second year Ac. English class- You will all be required to write a school song. . I Miss Hansen- Well, I'll write one but I don't want nobody to read it. Miss Falk- Well, I hope I am somebody. I En Bondekngzis- This is round as a pancake. Ed- No, you mean flat like an orange. As Mrs. Dale and Bollesen were leaving the Dining Hall, Mrs. Dale remarked, ! Everywhere you look it is couples, there is one, two, three, and I guess we make the fourth. fMr. Bollesen scooted.J I I I -,,,, ,-..,.-..-,......---,...--...........---------......-.4.

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Kr. gg zpg 1926 fm,- - 5231 l ' Kr f 7 -' T i s ,, ' , x 'mike V' 'la Gigli' ' ggi: - 3 ' Wi t I. .. .-,..If'1R5: 1 1131 '-xl6 'f.-, EE1.. .:?Sr7Sl!'f A .., If-f qw - 4 f-Sf' ?s -. 2:5537 msn.. 'f . e- L - Q . ,.m2f:.' 1 I Favorite expressions of the Faculty: 5 Lundberg- Lights out. Sogge-- All things being equal. So to speak. T. M. Hansen- lt appears to me. 'Alf you please. I L. C. Bundgaard- As you know. W. B. Nielsen- Got a match? N. Overgaard-''Slubhertf N. Falk- From this point of view. Well yes, maybe. A. Jensen- I'll take that back. 'Pardon me. M. L. Kirkegaard- How? Mrs. Koopinan in the public speaking class-Now Mr. Grill, stand erect, g enunciate your words more clearly, feel the spirit of the piece, open your mouth and throw yourself into it. At the supper table: A 1 Miss lua Johnson speaking to Ernie, but he was not listening, and asked her to repeat it. I Ida.- Oh 1ny! It just went over your head like an umbrella, didn't it?,' i s Some sentences from Danish I: 1 Marvin Lund- Her kommer 'et Dyr med fire FOI'191T11l161'.'y Elvira Nielsen- Har du lidt Speaking? i Duke- Min Kuffert er spaendendef' F Benny- Din Speklag har lige kommetf' i Silas Larsen in Ac. Eng.- Gyneology makes men do what they do not Want i to .mf i E I Bertelsen- What is a 'scowl' in Danish? 5 Grill- This is a scowl. tlllakes scowl.l L Bo- Now what is a scowl, Berte-lsen? Q Bertelsen- A 'scowl' is when Grill makes a funny face. I I A. B. tIn spelling olassl-'WVrite a sentence using the word I113l11l1l3.1.', F A. P. Man belongs to the maininasf' T Bo- Did you hear Art give his oration'? ! Max- Yes, he talked so loud I couldn't hear him. ! A I Honestly Bo, I never realized how short I am until I stand alongside of you, I I feel like a big gia.nt. ' T I Lucille- E, V., is there anything as 'Famines' in our notes. ! E. V. I don't know, I never had any. I 1 Prof. J.- How many legs has a Korean? I Anita- Four, of course! I ! -u--.---.-.---...----...---.........-..........-...-,..,-.,i,