Northern Michigan University - Kawbawgam Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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1 ,a A -gf' ln case ol' an auto wreck, shoulcl the man prececle thc woman through the winclshielrl? Doug. Mc. tto his clarl, at football gamel: Now you'll see the most ex- citement you ever saw for a dollar. ciou Page Darl: l clon't know, son: that's what my marriage license cost me. l.ane: My family is of first degree: most of them cliecl of throat trouble. liarlc: Yeah, hangecl perhaps. Dot: She's just a confcctioner's claug'hter.' Angie: Yes, hut she knows her suckers. Olson: Shc's nuts. lluck: XVhat clo you mean 'nuts'? 'l'hat's my sister. Olson tquicklyl: Nut so hail, nut so bad. llowie: l haven't paicl a cent on repairs for that car for three years. Ruth: 'l'hen why clo you want to sell it ? Howie: Because the garage man is hringing' suit. Miss Schacke: You missecl my class yesterclay, clifln't you. Mr. Finch? llucl: Not in the least, not in the least. DeL'ook: l low come you're all ban,Q'erl up Seeger: l was talking when l shoulcl have been listenin'. Some girls soak their gum in gasoline to get more mileage out of it. Mr. Chase: XYhat's the most important rlate in l listory? Duke: l.908f' Mr. Chase: How come ? Duke: l was horn then. Mandy: 'l'hat's some hot coupe you got, Rastusf' Rastus: Sho am: tomorrer l'se gwine flown anrl get me a couple of licen- s plates. tJ'lllcnes: l,ookit them poor elephants: pitiful isn't it? Kanney: Yah - prohahly he elephants all their lives, too, Marian: 'ilt looks like rain. Ora Mae: What looks like rain P Marian: lVater. One Hundred Seventy

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