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23 THE AURORA lllllllllllllllll!lllllll!llllllllllllllllll!llll|lllllllllllllllllllllll!llllll!lllllllllllllllllllllll!lllllll!IIIIIIIIIIM JOKES However hard we work, Till even our hands are sore, Some boobs will raise their voices and say: “Yes, we heard those jokes before.” ..• ,4 . Marjorie J. (at Senior play) : “My, what a crowd they have tonight.” Gordon S.: “Yes, even the orchestra leader has to stand up.” St ,• ,4 Mike (the barber) : “Shave, Eli?” Eli Price (indignantly) : “Of course I do, ever since I was five years old.” ,4 ,4 ,4 Max B. : “Have you heard my last joke?” Marjorie L. : “I hope so.” ., ,4 st Most girls are not as bad as they are painted. St ,4 ,4 Father: “My boy, what do you expect to be when you get out of High School ?” John C. : “An old man. Father.” St St St Student to Old Grad: “Now that it is all over, what do you think of a high school education?” Old Grad : “When you have a high school education you don’t have to think ; it’s all over.” St St 4 Mrs. Newsum (irately) : “Anyway, what would you be if it wasn’t for my money?” Mr. Newsum : “Single, my dear.” ,4 .st ,4 Ed. Mellon: “Oh. mercy, how can I keep the giris from kissing me?” Stev. Ripley : “Chew tobacco.”
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22 THE AURORA iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii! With her sweet and quiet manner, Smoothed away the lines of worry From the forehead of her friend. Stealing through the dusk of evening Through the sighing branches floated, As the fragrance of the evening, Came a voice of deep emotion, That of Flossie Ewigleben Singing of the rippling waters. Then they heard the tale of wonder, Of Liz Watkins, the Magician, From Faye Fleming, a star descended. While this gayness fast progressed, Betty Rossow, tended camp fires, Turning darkness into lightness To keep away from them the spirits. To one side sat Mildred Lindborg Taking down the various stories That the Hobart News might have them. Emily Rohwedder sat beside her Taking note of all that happened For her paper. The Gazette. With them sat Renetta Schnabel, Keeping order in the gathering. That her classmates might not suffer After such a meal of splendor, Edna Schlobohn, has come forward. Skilled in all the crafts of nursing, Learned in the art of healing Giving to them herbs of magic Sure to ease their pain and illness. - - v fcsl Many moons and many winters Will have come, and will have vanished ’Ere again we see each other. When we do there shall be feasting, We will have a grand rejoicing, Shall smoke the Pukawana, the Peace-Pipe In the land of light and morning, In the Islands of the Blessed, In the Kingdom of Pinemah In the Land of the Plereafter! iliiillllllllllfflililM I
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