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r i Jjt Cuestcr .£ ij ' iFinalr NOW, WE HAVE COME TO THE END, OMEGA. IF YOU HAVE ENJOYED THIS BOOK, IF IT HOLDS AN IDEAL OF SPORTSMANSHIP AND HONOR FOR YOU, IF IT KEEPS CxREEN THE MEMORY OF YOUR SCHOOL DAYS, WE HAVE SUCCEEDED IN OUR PURPOSE. - - s -»s d - x e m
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j !•-.; II II i yljci Cuesta Idlf Words Did you have woiris witli ' oiir wife? ' es, I had words, but im op- l)iirtuiiit. ' for usiuj;- Ihein. Always do ' s not sei ' iii )ii a beautiful nigrht. iiiK Natalie: Where were you last niffht ? Si : It ' s a lie. N ' isitor; How many students work in your dining hall? Mother IlanlcN ' : About one out of ten. Mr. Lynch : Percy, name the four seasons. Percy: Salt, pepper, mustard and vinegar. lie: Is your father an Elk? She : I don ' t know. Why ? He: I just wondered. You re such a dear yourself. Joe: Mamma, what do cows live on? Mamma: Fodder, Joe. Joe: Oi, I didn ' t think papa vas so generous. Miss Lintz : Corrine, why are you always behind in your studies? Corrine: So that I may pur- sue them. Miss Lmtz. Mrs. Startzman (angrily) : I ' ll teach you to make love here in the parlor. Norman : I wish you would, I ' m not making much headway. Missionary (on visit to Sun- day School) : In Africa there are great tracts of land in which there are tens of thousands of little boys who run around with- out any shoes, and have no Sun- day schools to go to. So what should we save u]) our mone - for? Children (in chorus) : To go to Africa, sir! Down With the Shades Pajamas, One Third Off. — A.lv. .Mr. Class (to Eloise) : Can you decline ' hug ' ? Eloise: Oh, teacher, I never decline it. Coach Jessuppe (in jihysical education) : There are two dumb-bells out of line. He: W ' here were shingles first used? She: I ' d rather not tell. First Flea: Been on a vaca- tion ? Second Flea: No; on a li ' amp. Si: I ' m half inclined to kiss you. Nat: How stupid of me. I thought you were round-shoul- dered. Davies: I ' m almost certain I ' ve run across your face some- time or other. Cornell : Nope ; its always been this wav. Speedy ' s Woman: You ' re a wonderful dancer. Did you ever take dancing lessons? Soeedy: No, but I ' ve watched wrestling matches. Jack : Dad, can you sign your name with your eyes shut? Dad: Certainly. Jack : Well, shut your eyes and sign my report card. Pat (looking at a copy of the winged victory) : And phat may yez call that? Attendant: That is a statue of ' Victory, ' sir. Pat surveyed the headless and armless statue with renewed interest. If that is victory, then begony, oi ' d like to see the other fellow. .jjJ r A n .A Jt -sAl k i
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