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iil ! CHAPERONS Anita, “Jeff”—Geo. Koch. Y. M. C. A., Y. W. C. A.—Miss Rader, Prof. Kock. Freshmen—Prof. Blair. Ralph, Maude—Coles Pond. Ralph, Jeannette—Florence. Girls’ Glee Club—Miss Baldwin (and Heller at Batavia] Don, Jean—NONE. Laird, Ruth—Chapel. De Witt, Mary—Chem Lab. Clyde, Nina—Conservatory. Akerson, Miss Evans—Miss Howard. Upper classes—Prof. Leist. May hew, Weaver—Asylum Clock. Elijah, Ruth—The Moon. Edith, Albert—Court House. Lodwick, Florence—Withrow. Jessie Clark, “Litz”—Q. Conductor. A LITTLE GERMAN CONVERSATION (In English) Anita (to Herr Leist who is wearing his clergyman’s coat) : “Oh, Dr. Leist, why are you wearing that coat?” Prof. Leist: “Why, Miss Crips, wasn’t it you that called me?” s' IT w 1 .WXVVk 5 fflS I i ? VW s V B 5 | ||||| IBI r r if i :■:$ § i11 M M 1 |l • - |i - if 111 i lartfiri i i Prof, (to Fraulein Mauch): “Did you count my Frau as part of the Faculty?' Fraulein Mauch: “No, I didn’t.” Prof.: “That’s all right here, but at home she is President of the Faculty.” Fraulein Willits: “Prof, did you meet your wife during a leap year?” Prof.: “Can’t you tell from my looks?” Fraulein Willits (later): “He is mighty small.” AT THE GLEE CLUB TRY-OUT Dr. Rommel: “What are you doing here? You haven’t a voice.” Aspirant: “No, but I have a dress suit.” ft
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