Huron University - Rubaiyat Yearbook (Huron, SD)

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D. 5 , LH.-. . ,,,. YM,-H, H, ,W , . - , V V V mfg., f 77:-9 f -.1 eq - e-5-f ' .vs - e fc' A , 1. , A e....- -' r if IN THE SWEET BUY AND BUY ' I O I' A week at the College: i Sunday-Collection. Y ,, , y Monday-Registration fee, class dues, breakage fee. .r i I Tuesday-Buy books. l Wednesday-Help the society for the prevention of flat-footed policemen. Thursday-Buy a half interest in the Y. M. We Friday-'Nother day, 'nother dollar. . 2 i Saturday-I-Ielp support the starving landlady. 5 l Sunday-Oversleep, no collection. FOUR WONDERS OF THE YEAR AMONG THE IUNIORS ' we--S1 1. Dec. 8-Juniors win inter-class basketball tournament. li ' 2. Feb. 12-Thonssen takes first in state extempore contest. .1 itil, l 3. Feb. 22-Stolte and Gellerman break several hearts at Redfield. , . sl J. A 1 4. lVIar. 8- Kick me, I can't remember a thing. -Frank Brown. we R in H15 WHERE YOU WOULD FIND THEM IF A TELEGRAM SHOULD COME ijcgi . in i Paul Porter ........................................,... in the chapel balcony ,-my - Curt Crawford ..... .... a t the little store . i Pauline Whitlock ..... .. .with Doc Arnold Mfg 'V Evelyn Carson ...... ....... i n the Dean's office lfllliri I Lloyd Sweet ...... ...,.. a t Eighth and Dakota ix' R, HZ' Mary Davis .... ........... u ..... 4 ................ y vherever you Hnd Morris it-Q , 1 --1-A - gn I-I f I LATEST FASHION DISPATCHES +1 y Paris-False teeth-are now being worn to all social functions. They come in Y if fha all ,the fashionable co-lors to match ear rings or neckties, and may be had engraved gm I I with any three letterimonogram and two numerals. I Smoked glasses are very much in vogue, owing to the spring hats. v. pd Umbrellas and rubbers will be used during unsettled weather. ijt? M I 'I i EI X The worst fate in the world would be to be wrecked on a desert island with a Ml! crossword puzzle book and no pencil. Amy Radcliffe: Do you like Kipling? I Gellerman: Why, I don't know. How do you kipple? f d ll FE I -1 E fI'd like to write his epitaphf, I What would you sayin ull . born . Not that it makes any difference. , . l . One hundred seven ' r . J' . . I .. -. . I , . I ..L.,,,-r4f5s ' M W I ' W' I .... - ,M 1 .- E i Fd - i IFE

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l Fi:.'iZas-dagfkir-iaE Pa -ff Visitor: You have a Wonderful college here. 'N 3 ll' N fllflodestlyj: Thanks , ill 1 Statistics show that if all the people who have any idea what the Latin book is all about were laid end to end, they would probably feel terribly ridiculous. ' if The absent-minded professor joke is with us again. lfVe are thinking of the ill: Professor who kissed his shoes good night and put his two daughters under the bed. 'R xi Rocky Evans: 'lAre you the bootblack that shined my shoes last ? , i I-LEN4 Bootblack Qdisgustedlyj: No, I've only been here a year. 'Q id w I 1 ' l Mike lftearfullyj: You know I feel dreadfully responsible about losing that N N football game. I' gl ill' Sowlesz How so?l' i , X' Mike: I cheered once at the Wrong time. f FH Definition of a football game-Twenty-two nice young men literally surrounded 1 by maniacs. 1 3 'lSprig is cub 1, lu .And the birds are sigig id the trees, And the greed yug thigs xr Are peeping forth. , All the babblig streabs lag And the gurglig brooks ly Are bubblig thru the Woods. V, HI, Sprig is cub. ' ,il Leota Qas she stifled a yawnj : ls your Watch going, Rogers ?', Hit Rogers: Yes, dear. , Leota: How soon ? He: Can We leave this auto cushion here all night ? y ll llll Farmer: Sure, where's your car? 'll ,, He: Someone sto-le it. 1 First Co-ed fdiscussing lit.j : Did you like the 'Passing of Arthur'? Ft' Second Co-ed: Yes, but I thought his dribbling was much better. Mr. Jewett: Hey, Garrett, don't you realize that one of your shoes squeaks i . ,, i I ill' in B flat and the other in G major? One hundred nine L o i , . - 1 - FE .-5. - .-li.. l:l1lE5..-'i-JQi '1.':'.?7.:.'f-L..5i'Clfb