Ellsworth Community College - Web Yearbook (Iowa Falls, IA)

 - Class of 1919

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'Q Ml s -Y 'FPA ,Trix 2 L yn? .. 1919 if i 2 r A - a aes EE W.. 54 . ' J sx ummu- ir ' i ,NWWF .fun , 1 -, I md 1. apgg dikpav v ,Z ll l -4---- fl. I N H 5. CD rf 111 ii? 'DS 502 Q-13 2. UQ IT rf' H: O H E: ? H lt! li N 5 E5 N rw-3 IIT mm' or 'rn .25 G2 CD mi' 01:4 '13 E 2 BU PS E ner! K. Laipple- Oh, you cannibals! Yeast Foam ? Mr. Lien-fto Miss Weakleyl- You remind me of yeast. Ona-Why? Lien-Because you are always bubbling up. Should Be Singular? Overheard-Miss Barker s 0 f tl y humming. The Campbells are Coming Ha, Ha. Ho,.H0. Egotism Mr. Lien thinks he is Ever It fEverettD. What's In a Name? Young lady Ctimidly to Mr.. Gruetz- machernl Pardon me, but is your name Mr. Kissmacher? Griz. Cgallantlyj- No, but I'm pretty good at that stunt tho. D0n't Be An Indefinite Article Mr. Lien Cduring discussion of personnel of entertainment company of previous eveningj. She had a charming personality! General Snicker. Mr. Lien-Well? Neighbor- We were just wonder- ing to which she you were referring. Simple Prof. Jones- What is a bath? Mr. B.-Why-er-er its when- you wash yourself-with-water. Holding Her Own. Billy to K. L. Qwho is wringiii her hands with coldj What's the matter? Can I help? K.- No thanks, I'm holding my own. now, all except my extremities-my feet, my hands-and my nose. Mr. Lien-tasting very spicy pumpkin pie, H'm, seems to me Janu- ary and June got mixed up here. Neighbor- Why ? Mr. L.- Mixture of the seasons. Hush! Don't Disturb It. Prof. Harris-Spurring on Latin Class. Think the Latin! Therein lies it all! Shag. disgustedly- Let it lie there then. Sure We'll All Stay. Smithy-- Pm going to hold all the girls after chapel some morning. First Principles. Bright Student in Psychology. Say Prof. wasn't Eve the mother of Science? Prexy Why-er-er-what makes you think so?', Student- Well Titchener,' s a y s so. Prexy- - Where'? Student-On the first page, it says out of- the curiosity to know science was born. History Versus Girls. Prof. to Stocky- Tell something about Naples. Stocky- I'd rather talk about Florence. Retribution. Mr. B. fat tablej Miss Croot, Mr. Lien requests the pleasuer of your company at the Movie to-nightf' Miss C.- Tell him 'NO! I wouldn't walk across the street with him. fThe morning after, before a large crowd in the hallj. A. Kay+ Sorry. Miss Croot to disappoint you, but I had a prior engagement? Miss C. Oh, congratulations, I wish you a long and happy life.



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HC WEB: ' s I. A , - 'YI X ' l .4 r 7 V 11' 4 . 5 5 Z W ,I , I a a - I filisqnllmunr ' A aoap lk, ulifdnaa -' 'U'lllllAXXXxlXxUW'. Z A..,,,,,... ,, ' 5 Z Alllwll MMU ,- x ,ni w dl Co-ntortionism. Smith, in Gym, Touch-step to side with right foot and place left on hip. A New Correspondent. Stille fin Chemistry searching for formula of calcium chloridej. Say, what's the address of Calcium Chloride ? Some Eaters. Mr. Sheets- Are Hoover and Bul- lock going to get their meals at Caro- line Hall? Mr. Campbell- They are going to get their meals there, but board else-1 where. So Sudden! Mr. Lien fafter regarding a young lady steadily for 5 or 10 min.J Some people think I'm admiring them bel cause I regard them so steadily, but Pm just gathering material for my cartoons. Was It a Circus? Miss M. fto Miss Miller morning after Lecture Course recitalj. Did you enjoy the recital last night? Miss Miller-Why-er-I guess so. Miss M.-OH! I suppose 'there were too many SIDE attractions. A New Pedagogical Theory. Solicitous Prof. to student with bandaged head- . Why, what is the matter? Student- Why, Doc said if I kept this salt pack on my head, it would draw the information out. Prof.- Good, I'll try it on the rest of the class. The Modern Angler. Osee to Paully - Hear you ari following in Isaac Walton's footsteps. Paully-Why? How do you make dat out? A Osee-See you've procured a good Hook. One of Methusaleh's Jokes C?J Stille Cafter listening to one of Griz's jokes.- Say that joke is old and stale, bet its as old as you are. Brittain fmeditatingj Huh two jokes born the same year. Reply-Unrecordable. Qi fl'-ff! i Really'. Brittain to K. Reynolds in Library - Say, I've learned to knit. K.- You don't say so! B.- You bet, have been knitting my brows over this problem for the last hour. Warmer Weather for A. Kay. Miss C.- Say, A. Kay, where do you think you'll go when you die? A. Kay- Huh, I don't know. I'll wait and see where you go first. Miss C.- Are you going to the same place I do? f A. Kay- Never! Miss C.- Well, I'm going to Heaven. Frozen Daintiesf' Mysterious voices at Alumni Ban- quet - Gee, I'd like to hang that janitor! What's the use of having a heating plant anyway, it would be much more satisfactory to have none at all than to be tantalized soil' Why look, even the table is shak- ing! . The words congeal on my lips and fall as diamonds. Horrors, the milk is frozen! President Meyer aghast, What are these ghostly voices that haunt our Banquet Hall ? A A. Kay Cwith sudden recollectionj Oh, that's the conversation we carried on last winter at 32 below. It's just thawing out. A Taste of the Hereafter. Mrs. Lohr in German Class trans- lating from English into German-The man seated himself by the fire-Der Mann setze sich auf das Feuer. City Limits. Student apologizing to another for running into.him. O, Ibeg your par- don, I didn't know your corporation extended so far. Considerate. Miss F. fat Parliamentary Drillj Madam chairman, I move that We lay this matter on the table? Miss W. Ca few minutes laterl Madam chairman, I move that we remove this motion from the table lest it hinder Miss Craig in the morning.

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