Eastman School of Music - Score Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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First Frosh--Are you going to hygiene lecture this afternoon? Second Frosh-Naw, I heard an organ recital last night. Weiss-Do you kow anything about flirting? Mr. Kieth--I thought I did, but she married me. Ingraham-My Girl says I'm the apple of her eye. Kelver-Tell her if she isn't careful such green fruit will make her sick. Easton-The budding romances in this fair hall of learning remind me of the well-known Sands of the Desert g they shift so easily. Paulus-Yeah, and also grow cold. W. Myers-You surely are a swell dancer. M. Wood-Thanks. Sorry I can't say the same for you. W. Myers-You could if you were as big a liar as I am. Mr. Genhart Cin chorusj-Some of you altos come in too late to happen. There was a tooter who tooted the flute, He tried to tutor two tooters to tootg Said the two to the tutor, Is it harder to toot Or to tutor two tutors to toot? For Sale--Stradivarius Model violin and concrete mixer.-Des Moines Register. Sorry. We don't play and we're a poor mixer. Dr. Marjarum Cto Miss Cummins, seen in the Main Corridor dancing a cute child on her lapD-Congratula- tions? It seems that John Heywood, the early dramatist, was also a player on the virginal Qremember Music History?D. One of the English 61 class Cwas it Codner?D asked what a virginal was. Mr. Riker, after explaining in some lengthy detail, concluded his remarks by saying: Surely, you must have heard of Queen Elizabeth's famous set of virginals? ! Mr. Soderlund-Marriage is delirium surrounded by decency. Mary had a little lamb-was the doctor surprised! There was a little girl Who had a little curl Right in the middle of her forehead. When she was good She was very, very good. But--when she was bad- She had more dates. Gay-What are you going to do when you leave college? Cantrick-I'm going to do newspaper work. Gay-Don't you think you're too old to sell papers? 116 Compliments of DELTA OMICRON SORORITY Complimen ts of MU PHI EPSILON SORORITY Compliments of SIGMA ALPHA IOTA FRATERNITY Complimen ts of TOWN TAXI MAIN 2100

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The Great Lover. Attic artist. P. S. M.-1986. Oh, yeah? Collegiate, no doubt. 9. Mrs. McG. 13. Civic virtue. Four out of five have it. 10. Swan Street Campus. 14. Evidence. Archaeological specimens. 11. Essie. 15. Secret of my success. Passport de luxe. 12. Tristan! . . . Isolde! 115

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