Indiana University School of Dentistry - Prognosis Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Qtlge qetngmasis : fgluntaua Dental Qllollegez 1904 Qrmual MANGOLD to Miller, on the second day of school-Well, A young man-0. E. Stiveridski Billy, how many girls have you got? I Loved a charmmg and gay Widowidski BILLY-NOHC. But, I m sorry to say MANGOLD-What! No girls yet? And you've been in I-Iefound out one day Indianapolis for twenty-four hours! r That he had sadly been didsk1! A party of ,Tumors once attended a grand concert at Tomlinson s Hall and Raymond Haas who was one of the party said that he heard some grand se- lections from the works of Wagner Verdi Beethoven De Koven and Ann- heuser Busch Oh those selectlons of Annheuser Busch vveregreat' So 1n- d spirmgl I ll tell you it made a fellow hold his head up and- BULL-A fellow would have to ho-ld his head up or spill it all y its tl l ll 0 Arranged by Leroy Meyer

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crlgelqawgnnzfs : gmniauap Dental Qtnuege zu 1904 annual If brevity is the soul of wit, the Freshman class surely y Money talksl' is an old expression, out of date. I, P. has the so-ul. Morgan talks is used by the more enlightened classes. Laugh and the World laughs with you, i Everything comes to him! who waits -providing he Cry and the World laughs at you. is the only child and is Waiting for his parents to die. People who give you a piece of their mind generally do The chief attraction in Indianapolis on Sunday is gravi- themselves an injustice. p up - ' tation. BYRAM+Clarence, what do you do at night? DOBSON-I sleep. Q BYRAM-What do you do in the daytime? DoBsoN-Rest up for the night. l DR. H-. I don't know the formula forHBlack's I, 2, 3. A. E-L W-T-. Well, ho-W old is Ann, then? Dr. Conrad, from Royal Centre, alias Grandaddy , alias Slippery Elm , spells it with a capital I-T. l