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

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I I Q 1 l , . 1 , , I f l l 1 , 1 l ll gm We know a little man named Henry Weyhe, I . . . ,. Who had a merry twinkle In his eye, fj'i 1f'Wf'HtI.,,uh' i But of late he looks so sad, l . Il J f1'3?9.'5'. W7 l As If he felt so very bad, SN. as lx- if 91 5'5f!f'1 ! Qlffffl pi That We Wonder, .I What has happened Henry Weyhe? I 1 ll z'iil'5ii'2ii-Wf.-gf ff - We know a little maid with dark-brown eyes, Eflwga f' f Who was once a great attraction for Henry Weyheg :ff I it If ' tl But of late she too looks sad, Q t',,42y,,,tlf ' . : - .V - tw' I M As if she felt so very bad, QR . . , X J . 1 A ain we wonder, What has ha ened, Henr We he?' , ,Jim 1, g y y I .I l,, - Il . . . ' W. - There's Jim Sweeney down at school, with loving blue eyes, 'intl' Ax rw - tv' , , :E N, 1,1 Q I Who was once a bosom friend of Henry Weyheg , 61121:- But of late they've changed their fad- 'Qf' Surely, he and Henry can't be mad, - Now tell us, What has happened Henry Weyhe? WHERE IS DR' GRUN? FIRST STUDENT-H Is your watch right ? , SECOND STUDENT- Iidon't know. One can never tell what care these pawn- gt - brokers take of them. , li - if DR. PARKER- What is a hemostatic ? . Tommy SPINDLO- Heia mang Mo:Missourig stahsiszstanding still. A man from Missouri standingfstillf' ' ll ,,--4r'Kil u'p,.- T 7 WT? ' wg, -ftll,,lylQl', 2 It IS very evident that Dr den loves cake. I 1 'W l Y I Ir' Dr. Peck, after telling the junior class a story the other ' - , 'f'? I . . . J ,QS day, remarked, This is a true story, even If Dr. Black 2 fe - W does ten it. . Il., -of .AML 'I r . A ff l bw G There is a rumor-'going the rounds that Toogie Hayes Q ,f U is going to give up the study of his profession and become , A - xy a mighty blacksmith, but the author has a strong tip that x , XVXAXH .A if Toogie ever gives up the study of molars it will be to be- I L come manager or roustabout with some Uncle Toni's lf . ,' ffl' rf 'ff' 'u':j?fl' f l ' l , l Cabin company, or he may go with one of the more up-to- A V 4 date plays as Quo Vadisf' However, the hunch can be R played on the Uncle Tom's Cabin company as our friend Q H nllh 3 hqqpyhkl Toogie is particularly attracted by Little Eva. A CHILDS MIGHT WEAR SKIRTS, . l 1 BUT HE CAN NOT HIDE HIMSELE. - l Ledbetter would never make an engineer, the poor fellow is color-blind. I1 i i ,ll Kennedy-Thou art the slowest boy. Why canst thou not get a move i 'A on? - i Q We recommend stilts for Goodman when he leaves Blanch. 3 l 158 I i l l r l V I I. l ,.....L...

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