Northern Michigan University - Kawbawgam Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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xmxe 'nx awe' 'ma T1 I .l DELTA .PTCN .IC DAY Alas, he said, here comes the rain, And this is picnic day. Nor did she know that what she heard Was nothing but a wooden-legged bird, Until it flew away. Mistress: Did the mustard plaster do you any good, Bridget F Nl 'l. Y . I ' f l an ' , es, mt, begorry, mum, ut do bite the tongue. Run upstairs and get' my watch. Wait a while and it'l1 run down.'l Oh, no, it won't-ours is a winding staircase. T T Father Kangaroo: VVhcre's the baby ? Mother Kangaroo ffeeling in pocketsjz Guess I must have left it in my other clothes. You've got an awful line. she said shyly. But it didn't please Guelff, who was football captain. I-le spoke in a strong clear voice. Charge it, he said. I-le deserves credit for that. It is reported that Mary Ellen Hogan spends her summers selling bumblebee feathers and bowlegged shoestrings. .i, sf, .n . V W .n ,v, .., .n, tv . - of .af I -In' uf W .. Q EZMQ 9 cccc S? 55 9 9 '----...........,....-...-.,.....,.............,...c....,... ..... ...., .... ... .... .... ,...,... Page Two Hundred