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W' rpg? I , ust.mf. s'. 'f ' '2 N B- . A HUMOR TOO-TOOOO H Alton O.: VVhat's that you've got in your buttonhole? R. Yunk: Why, that's a chrysanthe- mum. Alton: It looks like a rose to me. R. Yunk: Nope, you're wrong: it's a Chrysanthemum. Alton: VVhaddaya mean? Spell it. R. Yunk: K-r-i-s--golly. I believe it is a rosef' SPEAKING OF ARRESTS Cop Covertaking Helen R. in high-pow- ered motor carb: Do you know that you are going fifty miles an hour? Helen: Impossible, I have only been out of the garage twenty minutes. Now THAT DOG DAYS ARE HERE That every dog should have his day We all admit is right: But is there any reason, pray, To give each cat his night? NVHOPPERS Two Freshmen were telling about their abilities to see and hear. ' First Freshie: Do you see that barn over there on the horizon? Second Freshie: Yes. First Freshie: Can you see that fly walking around on the roof of that barn? Second Freshie: No, but I can hear the shingles crack when he steps' on them. The signs in hotels which read, Have you left anything? should be changed to, Have you anything left? One of these big, strong men walked into a ladies' store and said, I want to get a set of ladies' furs-that brown set in the window will do. To which the salesman said, Oh, you mean skunk? And the salesman is still in the hospital. Little bits of wisdom Larger bits of bluff Make the half-backs think 'Where do you get that stuff? Teacher: Joseph Rettke, if you had a little more spunk you would stand better in your classes. Now, do you know what spunk is? Joseph: Yes, sister, it's the past par- ticiple of spank. Old Lady: Can you tell me what time the train leaves for Green Bay? Ticket Agent Csnappishlyjz Two to two. Old Lady: Be you the whistle? First Soph.: My dad is so extravagant he lights his cigars with live dollar bills. Second Soph.: That's nothing: my mother washes the dishes with gold dust. A woodpecker lit on a Freshman's dome: Tried to dig a hole to make him a home. He peeked and he peeked for an hour or more Bef:-Te he found out 'twas bone to the core. Every morning some oi our dignified Seniors are confronted with the question: 'WVhy are you so late this morning? Doris: The cars were running rather slow this morning. J. Doran: They rang the bell before I got here. F. Reinhart: My alarm clock broke and I didn't have anything to wake me. Allen D.: I tore my pants when I took them from under the mattress and so I had to wait for my mother to sew them up.' Gregory: I had to wait so long this morning for the water to get hot for my shave. WANT ADS Advertise your wants in the Orange and Black Knight-it brings' results. TO BUY--A number of extra marks in Trigonometry. Will pay the highest gash prices for them. Leo Rolkowski 8: o. 4 FOR SALE-One 5-ton truck. Will not need it as I am finishing school and need not do any more studying at home. Fian- cis Pliester. A Fresh Supply of Excuses-Best prices paid for good original ones that will get me out of trouble. John Doran. 200 or More Students4To attend the bas- ketball games and root for the teams. Apply Box ABC, Orange and Black. SECRET AMBITIONS We would like: To know our lessons without any prep- aration. To have a good time the whole day long. To have two hours for lunch every day. YW ' ' . A I ' '71 f ' Q., '5 t, Q aa .imitates at-, ses?-W e if : Page 96
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