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

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Greeley- Oh laws! how lazy! Harder-t'This could be moved to smile at anything. Yaernans- Struck blind with beauty, . 'Shot' with a woman's smile. C. R. Baker- A loyal, just and upright gentleman Barber- He is wise if I can judge him. Lawrence- Some people are born ten minutes late. Harper teaches us how to treat, And if, when upon the street, We a friend wouldghappen to spy, Ver-y likely we'd give him 'iso' red eye. VVm. E. Blake- Beware of the fury of a patient man. john M. Hughes- As idle as a painted ship upon a painted ocean. tv Wm. Kocher -- Sensitive, quick to resent,' but as swift in atoning for error. R. C. McAvoy- VVher1 I speak let no dog bark. ' V This is Dr. Collie. What is Dr. Collie doing? Dr. Collie is trying to smile. VA. H. Robertson-'t What specimen doth nature sometimes turn out when she is in a merry mood. , Kessler- As merry as the day is long. sweet. ning to fall out. CI-IURCHTLI.--sl'LITTLE, BUT on MY! 168 Heller-'t I am the very pink of courtesy. Pat Clare-- His stay at school was short but Hopper-- He needs slicktoitivenessf' Morton- I am nothing if not critical. Janes- lt's getting serious, my hair is begin- Ecl, N. Hegge- My mind is my kingdom.

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Herb. F. Christie- I am a demonstratorf' Dauterive- A quiet fellow and of few words. G. Packard- I am pretty smooth with the girls, if I do say it myself. ! f --z 12,7 -C --..- ,i.- .. -A -3-'---' ' ' Q, T i - ,,.. s 2 J,. - Jn? . K g ,fu f I W we X f if er- if Klifiiii ll M ,I , , ll , x f ,,if1..y 'fi ' A J 5, l lii'l' ,flll 1 J I 'ff Zi i 'iZ 7 I' - fi' ' - Qi' 'i ll 'ill' 7 f' f I , NJ fix ii Z5 ZIV. , .f'X X ' 1 l 's . ' ' lf' K2 41 ' fi I . X I ff I ill r iff! ff ANQEX 'I-,l i ' .. L, .Nm W jf 1 WRX? ' '1, li J , -i . Ili i t W v Q 'ii I 1 fl -in I ,l.:5,iP '13, 'if ':7f -A l f,,1, 1 .ii I f. I if . llflpf:i7yf'-Tx ff i'i' f. i l if I0 -wus' I .. sXSil,',',.' A nl l 1 . 1 i ig- i ' Q. 1,1 -.1 X.fg.:.gL2'Tfs:?2f ,I W AMW , ,ff ff ,- itil am it . WJ ! X - li 'iii' : Ja . . y , I . , 4.4 4 f, 2'TiiQ1' i : 4 44 l ffl' .ff.16o1ll'v an ml v was-.:.,,?::f-sw vf ll - ' A' 1' '. -f ' f' ,V ' ' X W We i llllwl ll Z . lf'f'll'll X .ff l ' llff . W, , 25, :ft - . ,i Q Z-5212111v21l2iaf:1.i5H2?:1f69 ' 5511 ' 'MZ' 'f ,. I X 4- l L- ,,.,.. .1414 ,.- ..,. ,f,, ,llyjuil A - ' E-d M f,.7mZg5gc:y79L F jjQf5yj2'4:jff,:.5425i?-2? . lm lakull Q gg ' V2fHWf!'f15,:i2sEif 'ww .lla 7 'lg .--ii-iiflildfifizzi-1'-52' :D-P 49 7. i . 45,3 -qi sigmli I V :ff 15 'fzilzv' H' , ,T QQ.-.Lf T' 45 Wim! ' Q Milli: ....--I: I Un f -. . x5wg...Aql 51 'fl Wyyf' 5i-:!!-.6pssf.t'f:rf- .4 .- L 'fi f' lfw' M454 V . - Mv l1': qc- fz' ,V, FW .,s:::,- -7 W is i my 1 5-We Q I H i fl 1 f ,W wh 3,...... af gg 5. 4 is - .je Q ef . ?f1z4- 'ees fi . ...,.,,.. --.x1., J ' ' DR. HALL'S FAMOUS Liscruma. WV. Dodge-- He dares the world. Sloane-- Rides high, goes slow, but gets the money. A. E. Bronson- Forty parts brass, thirty parts monkey, Twenty parts gall, ten parts donkey. Ed. A. Crane-- XVhile he talks he is great. Ingersoll-- Xvhat do we care which place we go ! Lalitte- Thy smiles become thee well, Therefore still smile. 167

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Blackmore- Alas ! our young affections run to waist Andrew E. -McGaw- An accident of an accident. H. O. Mailer- How I wish to be a millionaire. Linaker-- Oh! I know now. Huff- Leader of the military band. Skelly- 'Wise youth, your wit doth astound -i,:Zf:?biZ,f ..- W . H ,. , . ' if Aaron M. Olson-Our President, .1112 ' fly: ' ...14 4- K I ' aw ' I I - '- ' f s b I am constant as the Northern Star. 1, -f I,-'ff It 'Ev 1 f rf If Fil lfw , jf , LJ ,M W ll ' 1 mu., ima v.f,, 1 ,i... ' . . ,, L-, , illllllllfa 31 g 1 Moore- ' Oh! how I long for a female kiss. r.. -7-,:2-2 .4 v -,Z -3 .2 ffg Ilflli i Vfxfrk,-41, Wgggr Eckstrom- I getta die mon it goa oh so ' l T quick UBLACKIS 1, 2, 3,i Mrs Mae Cannon- 'Tis good in every case, you know, To have two strings onto your bow. William Edgarw- The job that would suit me best is that of lineman to a wire- less telegraph company. -I. S. McNinch- His hair is never red except when he blushesf' An Experience. A sliding stairway is a great invention. I once had the pleasure of trying the stairway called Hiney. I was out with some jolly fellows one evening XVe all went over to call on I-liney Kerbooberf' and incidentally visiting the second floor. Soon I heard someone calling my name, Clark XVaddell. Being anxious to see who was calling, I started down stairs. The proprietor, seeing that I was in a hurry, and in order to assist me to the bottom as soon as possible, slid me down the steps. I can now say I have seen the sliding stairway and can also say that I enjoyed the ride, but the tin cans that were handed to me was not the most pleasant sensation that I have received during my life. HINEYY' I i