Northwestern University Dental School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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1 , SPAULDING-'IHC is a roystering, jolly, good fellow, Who's always prepared for a tlingg But yet he has one failing accursed, I-le thinks he can sing. Bill Reid administers Bromide of Ethyl to his pa- . .f tient through a glass tube, 'he has a little nozzle on the ' end and it just goes zzz. We wonder if he adminis- ., ters ether with a hose. Ea - EL. pretty hair. ,Ar fy, f, il'- far' i x '-it I 'dir , R1 P' X i mh.'f'Hll. . 1 .'-I Xx , 1 I i f f fn ull? f Ili! 2' A ,I lllfl v I 5' I WW 1 ,' r I r A 'X xx 'Q JT- N X ,B .4 e NOTE-THIS rs TREEN AND HIS LIGATURE FINGER. ' Old Vulcanizer Ben, from Mount Kildare, Was smoking atcigarette in his chair. The twenty-fourth puff V I-Ie set fire to the stuff, And his whiskers went up in the air I Billy Blair hears from home. The red heifer has got a calf, and taters turned out pretty well. ' It is said that Mr. Treen has taken a course in the examining room as an examiner. Dame Rumor has it that he will be a star examiner. .K-' A- SIT DOYVN BILL, let some one else talk! Trix is certainly a charmer of the fair sex. Such -L? - All -J' ,east tilt - rw' Will' ' 'L -'Za . , 7 'l - - ' K .' . 2-fL URN' :M - - sfj-'5'r 3' -7 JQBE1, pf' ,- .,.f ?1Lhx,! 1 .,:-5 . i, ..-E 'J fV-'- Lf,.4.. '- 446- .E-' ' vf ai 1 . '- -.. A - -Fifi -i Y Tommie Coleman 'md his pets. Unggg! Uugggg! 4 V rl l N f vt f , l f g 7 211 -77' ff 4-, Iv Q ,,. KZ' ,ig 7 if : f,I .,,2a XZIFQI 1: lin: , 'ilu 143 ' J L- -... fl -1 1 ,,f' f M 4 , L. 'J ' 'ilu' full ,M 1' r 1 , f 5 I li? ..-..,N, 'wif bil L Q rf! rl v , L rl A fl 1 7, yi ,V 1.1 A ., has Q al' I sq n ' i ll 4 III I 1 ,- wt lifrliea ' h 1 1 ' r ' . 'M fb -rf g ..,'fv L' 7 A A ...- ,. '?':,,J4j,.L Le v-ha ni ,lr ,K , n 0 4-.f ,. xguue. 'bi gn.. --'- Q' 3 f 1 i A - ii 'X5 C Mr. Copple, what are the symp- If 1 ygw f g :mil . 5 ' 1 ll ? OA 41,7 ,- ,M ,- p 0 . fa DR. MACKINTOSH- . efngq x '-W 5 toms of extreme hemorrhage ? X L , c V 'X ,if , - Q' C'fA,,,N MR. COPPLE-QNO answerj V 44 IC n, X w ' . H I, .l j f ..t, Xl DR. M.- I did not hear you. 41.1 7. XA fx I yr, f. .JM ll -- XX X 6 xg, W Sexmith, how is Mabel? x PICTURE PUZZLEiX'VillCll is Snyderson ? Which is Nigger? 145

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mi . Q l 2 5 E What are Miss Doherty and Richards always talk- ing about P Some of the Seniors are n l ,X singing When the Har- vest Days Are o'ef, 1'11 Go rf'-' j Where I Belong. - ' I saw a quarter of a bushel go down the eleva- tor yesterday. A quarter ofabushel? EJ N .5 Yesg Peck, l i-,IFEL J-JN, ,,,. - .Y -ern ifgfglz--L?.7.1.1.L.' QI ang WHO IS LATE NOW? ,f I If, , . I W, , . ' ff I ,f fl 973 ' uivfiffy' 'H f 'f 1 . 'f ' ffl 5 Z' I PATIENT -4' I want my third molar pulled. -llll Wilt It ' NW'l'i Qat5'fil!,e-75 . y , McCoY -- How about the hrst ? - XWISQIE-f'.'f?9-lfa piig X A 33+ PATIENT-H No. 'S' I I 5 'I' MCCOY- YVell, we'll split the difference and dbh- i ,A 5, I'll extract the second molar. And he did. .lu x 'lx' ,Jill -.1 ' i X: When a tooth expresses itself out loud, it is usual- ,.-,.. W ly written thus: --2-1 1-! Q x s '- , y A little bit as Werner feels, I especially as in regards to M the proportions. Count Butturff, after walking twenty blocks home from an entertainment with his lady-love, about three o'clock in the morning, exclaimed, upon entering the room of his friends, Gee! But that cab was cold l li 144 A tl l ll I

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