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

 - Class of 1919

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CSL' WW IHC WEB: C 1919 my AQ X ' . ,Q , - .. ' uf' ' 2 REMAX Q , 'a ? 2555 I f -.., -f ,,?f H , sf lmmu- IM, V anv il Manu nllrirfrlllrxxxxmw ...- ,v,,,I, U UH, -S . A Farmer or a Monkey. Mr. Gaulke fwhen sugar supply at Hall became shortj. If they don t get some more sugar pretty soon, I'm going to raise cane. New Use. Miss Cox, In Domestic Science. What is a tea-bone? Bright Pupil- That's wh at we make tea of. And we hoped to have a normal talk. Magee in Chapel talk that is a phase which I want to talk more on fMaronJ. Dreamland ? Griz in Psychology. The mind contains nothing but shadows and imagery. Pres. Meyer-Well, then our minds are empty, there's nothing in them. Griz.- Well, I know I haven't any boxes in my brain. Mr. B.- No, but he has plenty of girls there. Sprachefuehling? Prof. Harris to Krieg in French Have you learned to feel feminine when you talk feminine? Krieg Hardly, The Difference. lst. Speaker- What is the differ- ence between Arnold and Stille? 2nd, Speaker- Why, I don't know. lst Speaker- Why Arnold knows allg Stille all nose. Striking Likeness. Miss Jones watching Prof. Himmel drawing a skeleton- What a horrible looking human being. Ralph S.- That's me. ' Miss J.- I thought I recognized it. A New Idea f Did He Get It? J Mr. Prexy Cin Philosophy Classj Lien, will you please put that dog out? Mr. L.- Why that's no dog, merely an idea. K. Laipple- Get the idea then. Some Linguist. Prof. Harris- Harding can say in o t h i n g' in seventeen different languages. it's Consolation. Cy Albertson fhurrying thru rain to his charge' Let's hurry. I don't want to get wet. Friend- Never mind, you'll be dry enough when you get in the pulpit. A Problem in Mathematics or U? If Miss Gene plus K. Laipple's feet equals 190 lbs. and Miss Gene weighs 140 pounds how much do K's feet weigh? To Have and to Hold. fAt Inter-Dormitory Party, while playing Day and Nightj Mr. Meyer- Do we just have to touch the girls? Mr. Wilson- Yes. Paully-O, We don't have to hold them then. A Helpful Hint for Girls. Gaulke-They say s i l e n c e is golden. Osee-Gee that would be an easy way to get rich wouldn't it? Gaulke-Yes, but I'm afraid the women would all be paupers. A Hilarious Ride. Miss Megan and Miss Bell report an excellent time at the banquet. They say that they enjoyed it more than a ride in the most luxurious car. It is said they drove a Burrough to the Brink of Despair. Personal. During discussion of Literary Ban- Quet for the Boys. President. Does the Committee have a date ? Harmony. Prof. H. Do you, Mr. Schultz, find any fault with Miss Mitchel?s sentence structure ? Mr. S. No Sir! None whatsoeverg it is faultless. She has her sentence written exactly as I have mine. Prof. H. Very well sir! Great minds agree. A Fact. Helen Collis, Leone, Harriet and I are going. Leone H. looking at Harriet Is Helen Lyon? Helen C. I am not.

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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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- wEIb ,.g J 'f'I ' .ss V U , ' ,U Nnpavpapa uununu. W fJ 2sWI1SW?J ...,, -'!.. 1 mmu 4 Powder Puffs Too. A Star? Brittain, Say, Carrie, Prexy is Mr. Hoover-Well, we have a Mush- sending an order for you to close up the library. Miss Reynolds, excited. Close it? Why? - Brittain- Well he's afraid some German spies might come around and blow up the magazines. Domestic Science or Music. Miss Elliot to a vocal student, What tone are you singing? Student- Re Miss Elliot- No, Think. Student- Fan Miss E.- Noi Raised Do. Get a Line on This. Angling Note- As fish run in schools, the bookworm would seem to be the proper bait for the. -EX. An Anochronism. Mr. Lien-CAfter naming potatoes in several languagesj Miss Mitchell, what's the word for potatoes in Latin? Miss M.- Why, I don't remember. Mr. L.- Ha, Ha! Say who lived first Caesar or Columbus. Defined. Prof.- What is an optimist? Bright Pupil- An eye doctor. Dorsal or Ventral View. Miss M.- It's good to see Miss Possehl back again. Mr. L.- Hm, it's good to see her face again. Somewhere. U. R. Wise. Noticing Green put- ting on an overcoat: Where are you going? I. M. Green: I am going to get warmer. U. R. Wise: Oh. krat, a Fox and a Campbell and Millers always gather about a lamp. Miss M.-You certainly must be a bright and shining light then. The Revised Spelling. At Inter-Dormitory Party Guessing Contest. Mr. Wilson-b and four letters-a kind of meat. Miss W.-i'Beef. Mr. W.-B-e-a-f, no not enough letters. Something New in Science. Hygiene is the structure of health? The pericardium is the fluid that flows in the muscles. Unclassified or In Toto. Professor, To what part of speech does 'woman' belong? Brightness himself, Well, I've found woman is all parts of speech. A Question of Philology. Teacher: t'How long a time elapsed during the Dark Ages? Student: Well, we know that many knights passed away during this time. , In Board Feet? Corj The Third Dimension. Schulz- Say, Prof. what do you think the proper dimensions for a person's head should be? P1'of.- Well, that depends. Now if your head were as long as it is thick, think what you'd look like. Located. President Meyer in Psychology- If green is not in your consciousness, where is it? Griz- In the grass.

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