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

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I e. IQEDMOND- Who the d-41 swiped my in- ,P-V, . .. 1nstuments! .AJ ' 1 ROBERTS-t'Did I ever shave you before? K CARLILE- YES, a few weeks ago. ROBERTS- I don't recollect your face. CARLILE- No, it's all healed up now. Packer has.. ' ' checks to vulcanize. In H i fy MRS. AREN-- I want the professors to ask f some hard questions, which the boys can't answer, so that when 'I answer' they will all 'NNN - . EARL ADD1soN, I GLEN. C. BURBANK- The society of VVILLIAMITHAYER, J girls is a very delightful thing. ' WooLsoN- Do ice crystals undergo karyokinetic changes? Carrie seems to be an interesting subject. i HUBER--The sleight-oflhand man can make one dollar change to two and still he is always broke. I M izz ff' r - . . We have,in our class a Lampe, a Wicke, no A Q I4 ' 'inf f burners, but some warm members. Y! l. X W ' Lfl,lf'i'l l fiebffl-E . ' 1, 1 .f 1, ,66 ,Qly f V gg- ,lt flf 51 ' A f ,rf fg ,. t 1 ' Elaomyrf Who's an right? Black. W .ff Z . ,f if f.Y5gfkQa'lv's. 'lift ' -. ' I 'ii K ,I , In, ,M ,X X ' D' Miss Forrest must ble related to Mr Grove l . -15 ,' I ' A .:-i. A 'e i I F ff DR. VVIGGIN-- YOllI'lg ladies' hearts are ' tender but old maids' hearts are somewhat . 1.1. S. SHIPSTEAD-UAfte1. me' the tough- deluge. 164 77 clap. BOB MiLLER, l Fresh'ees who wear the big STANLEY WELSH, I A FRANK SANBERG, P X

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The Mullen Bros., Willie and Georgie, known as the Cherry Sisters. Willie Mullen, the older of cherry twins, anticipates going into the dental supply business. Georgie is still unde- cided as to whether he will accept a position as minister to England' or take a chair in the Senate. T. I ' - 1- Q- . t . Q . f '.qfii f fi if 6 Nd 51 ' -0 X1 X7 ff jr' 1 ? 1 f fffr' ', fax 1 1 r 'f 62, f ' ,' ilk , . ,ex if ,vnu . Q , - lr, is 1' , 1 S I 1. F -1, -all ,Lf y X -Q--L fuib X N.,,rf 0 I ,, X .. 1- ' at tix Av ' '1'l 1 5 ,Q if it if 1. P V ,J 3e': i. . J caz, gt,-gag . X me ll! l Qt r - :fe i-: A -if' D3 -gf ix, JJ sf' N'-14: I . fi 1.1 ff 3 , ilii ,ggi -Xjl L? '1.:i.+'?7 ct,-M istt.. a-QV DR. NVALDO JOHNSON TEN YEARS HENCE When scaling, place the rubber dam on each and every tooth and proceed with ' Black's outtit,' and when preparing cavities, run your engine backward, use a U corborundum wheel and be careful and work on the inside. -Phillips. I don't object to paying for a sandwich but when it comes to commanding a bunch I refuse. -Dewey. Eckley has quite a SMU' subject to teach, But he has placed itfwithin our reach. If we had more time to study our books, We would probably soon wear much wiser looks. DR. ECKLEY texplaining the formation of the word occipitall- First we have the Latin ati-cnjbutg then we change this to oc-cipit-alisg next, to complete the English, we get heathenish and cut the ice off of .,IZz'cc. wi 't3f2EwS'-- 2 :r e in I N ! , , I..- ' Q 1. ,... . f-.L ua.',L.:.: . SEBI' Dr. Parker's twins are we, -' ex- ei g . ,L , ,.l A ' . As plainly you can see. i 4 f , w Q- ,ff A - Dress alike and dance alike, in gy. I' o pl!!- 2, . '. . - pi S , To be mistaken is our delight. 3 fav ' - g n' it . :W x,a' ,f 4 ' W i flytl ' KN 5' 1 ,WWA idx ' 'QNX'-,TX :X N! ai' -5.4 '-'ilyl-, i k M - xr X6 5 1 I, ri. lk ,i, , ,dx .tx XR XNTXXXX 5:-, Xt X . .'.x:. X Xwx 163

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W Ben IfVagoner Hou see thro' warping glasses. D N , Chas F Runner NIamma's darling, papa's 1 e 'flfiifg y Geo R jackson- ZI' 1 , 1. Q., f ' i ' ' ' I i i p t' H ia , ,J ' 1 f . - Y qiigfezil - I if -rf' .'157I ', ', ,ff 'USAF' I - if n ' ' -, 1-1 1 l , , - - j l An editor I would be. 5 37 Ts. A fy . wouldnt I, though? i ,1.j5i:, ..fj: I took chemistry in my Fresh year, 'Wits ' I I-,i g ' ' And did not like it, . gig K L 54511: ' xl , Q' ll i Nil Q it i ,. XX ' I remember only one equation, X A , , Gallg plus cheek2:Mef' A. A.'The1le- If I am 'half' I might be ' wonf BEN. wALDBERG: You don'd get your Hask dill day afdervdo-morrow. No Sa. Fox- Cunning, crafty and stern. Church - Speak low when you speak of love. Patton- My mustache is a 'beaut.' ' VV. B. Phillips- Did the professor call me down? XVell, I should say so I Maxwell- As nimble as a monkey. I ' Belknap- Quiet, gentlemanly and known by all. E. S. Packson- The man from Indian Territory. Craig- A quiet, unassuming, blue-eyed lad. Brunner - Class artist. Wanted-moclel. VVeaver-- Suffused with blushes. J. E. Balter- What's in a name? Isabella B. Welsch- I whispered and had to leave the pleasant company of my companions. Ed. F. Gahlman- I knew a young lady from Michigan, lf To meet her I never should wishigan. She'd eat of ice cream , Z Till with pain she would scream, 1' if And' she'd order another big dishiganf' 4 3 -- r F C. s. Hart-- Nei-ef silent for five J QA Sify X, minutes. Hemi.-xR, THE TERRIBLE Triax. I speak five talks. 165 1 H 4