Lane College - Lanite Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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Jokes This space is dedicated to those whose mouths have not been stretched to their extrem- ities. S 32 S S CAUTION Never grin until thirty seconds after the joke has been read, then smile. S S S S Remember friends and bear in mind That a brand new joke is hard to find. If you see one that is good and new, Don't get angry if it's cracked on you. S S 33 S K. Walker- The football men received their letters today. D. Bryant- They did, who wrote them? S S S S Prof. Isabell- What is a crematory? F. Jefferson- A place where they make butter. S S S 33 Prof White, in French class, referring to Miss Stigall- Class, you can tell she's good in music by the flats she makes in French. SC S S S Erma Taylor- Will you bring me a glass of H2O. A. Butler- Listen here! You'll have to speak English to me, I haven't had any French. 33 S S S F. M. Hayes-- Say, Inez, why does that dress fit you so funny? Inez Griffin-Aw! I was so ticklish I couldn't stand for the seamstress to take my measurements. S S 33 S ' Prof. Isabell- Industrial schools do not put so much emphasis on things such as hic, haec, hoc, but, rather what? Wink Mc.- Gee-haw Beck. QQQQQARAAAAZAAAAAAAAAQAAQQAAQFAAQQQF-N99 QAAQKA C0lLlLlEGlE CALENDAR CContinued from page 44j AlPlRlIlIf:ll928 8 Easter, new frocks and slippers brought forth. 10 Prof. White's play by Junior-Senior classes. 18 Col. Roscoe C. Simmons at Lane auditorium. 20 Spring Festival and Musicale. 21 Sun Rise Social given by Soph. class. 23 Spring Teachers' sessions began. 27 Pre-Commencement recital. MAY-H ll 928 5 Saturday-Annual Field Day exercises. 22 Tuesday-Anniversary exercises of Literary Societies. 23 Wednesday-Anniversary exercises of Musical Department. 24 Wednesday-Drama. 25 Friday-Class night exercises, Junior College Class. 26 Annual Campus Social. 27 Sunday-Baccalaureate Sermon. 27 Sunday p. m.-Theological exercises. 28 Monday-Graduating exercises of the College classes. 29 Tuesday-Alumni day and night. 29 Final Examinations. 30 Commencement Day proper, smiling faces and sheep skins. Page ninety-eight