Lewis Clark State College - Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

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ignps! Bupa!! Zgnps!!! Although we have but few of them We're always very proud to state That all boys at the L. S. N. Ylou know-well-they're first rate! They differ some in skill of books But what is that when they have 'looks'? They're popular without a doubt, And they are what girls talk about. ' The girls declare its quite a fad To see ten lassies seek one lad. Our young men number just nineteen But rest assured, they are not green, As teaching is the thought of each, They do not go beyond their reach. It will not take me long to name These boys who'll reach the goal of fame T here's Lyndol, Joseph, Earl and Eben, Whose countenances always beam With pleasure to the passer-by And to all others they descry. There's Melvin, too: his name is Reed. In singing work he 'sure' can lead. I must here mention Mr. Crum In style of dress he's going some. Paul, George, and Floyd, the merry three Attend their classes full of glee: For size and shape I'll here name Coon, 'Nuff said-for-well you'll see him soon There's Mr. Soelberg, too, the name In ping-pong he has won his fame. Arthur Colwell-he's not ours, I-Ie's heard church bells in other hours, But though he's wed, he's really 'game' To help in everything that's sane. There are some boys I do not know. Therefore I feel I must 'go slow'. I, here, will only name the restg You ask me why? VVell, I know best. There's Rankin, Carlson, Bishop, Roup, The latter small enough for croup. There's Mr. Ramsey, most gallant, His hair is dark, and rather 'pompf Because I put these next two last Is not a sign they're of the past, For Bollinger and Mr. Flock Have friendships that are firm as rock. I will now close for lack of light And also to prepare to fight. One sentence more for you to 'bite: The Normal School boys are ALL RIGHT'

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ilnke Eepartment Old King Cole was a merry old soul, And a merry old soul was he: He called for his pipe, and he called for his bowl. And he called for his fiddlers three. Miss McCollister Cin Food Productsj- What is pasteurrzcd milk ? Lulu B.- Pasteurized milk is that milk which comes from cows fed in nice clean pastures. Mr. Talkington- What is the use of the sub-marine tunnel ? Laurene T-- They are used to send sub-marines through. .-.i..l.... SHOULD IT HAVE BEEN RIEVERSED? Overworked Junior- Oh dear, I've so much to do! Well-meaning Senior- Could I help you ? O. junior- Oh no, it's mostly brain work. ..-4111, Two girls sitting in the library talking C011 unspeakable offensellj 1st girl Qwatching Coon walking down to the paper rackj- There is a boy who is just as easy to step over as to step around. .lf-2 It's one of Life's small ironies, And should the saints provoke, That the saddest souls on earth today, Are editors of jokes- Mr. Fowler Qin a Friday assemblyj- Now just what is there about these words, achieve, receive, etc., that you people find diffiCl1lt ? Nellie R.- The 'Pve's!' QEavesJ. WHATS IN A NAME? Small Clarence- Mother there were two new little girls in SCl100l today and they had the funniest names. Mother- What were they dear? Clarence- Burn and Furnace. CFern and Bernicej