Rush Medical College - Pulse Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Eeniors. C-NT-R:- A scribbler of verses. at peimy-a-liner. D-WN-Y:f Comes he to the place 'X 'Yea. I have seen him but not oft.' TR-M-N:f He's one who rises with a knowing frown. And talks and talks. gets mad and then sits down. lvl-I.IfR F. W. :f The thing was quite conspicuous. chieliy from its tfolorfa dazzlinv red. C3 TH- -MPS N N. H. 1- ........ and a dense smoke poured forth. that smelled like burning rags and paper. D-V-Iif27 Al1Cl the wind ............. SM-TH D. E. :f Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven. N-CH-Ls NV. E. :- Of such the Kingdom of -f. I-ears E. C. :f S H-Y-s D. J.:f Lo. how the mighty are fallen. uc-h an one that when he walks upon the Mall the ladies look after hitn and question: 'Who is that? M-RR-s E. K. :- Upon 1ny word. sir. he is a man without an enemy. 'W-Nmfr -LL-1: I B-CK x- :f When Dutch meets Dutch. then comes the lager beer. .T-W-1,L:ff A brain of moderate size perhaps gives to its owner more pleasure than some get from a larger one. M-RSD-N:W .... ..... ' 'then grasp the leg' tirmly in the two hands and apply extension. R-ss4LL J. V. : A miustrel. l'ull of merry tunes. Fun enough in him to make the Whole court hold its sides. 'Xt vw v ze Yes, bow until your brows shall touvh the dust and dribble out your tine. sweetened phrases, perhaps some day you may gain what you seek. But mark my words. twat do not so. N-uH-Ls F. C.:f Lord Fountleroy was a pleasant. manly. little fellow. TH-MPS-N W. LI No. 17101.-f Fo1' Heavens sake. man. keep your seat .... . .Jwjv Hlllf swf! R-YN-1.Ds:e Well. what of him. anyhow? R-ss:- and itill tl e . s 1 wonder grew that one small head vould carry all he knew. 217

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VV-ST-N:- Tl1lS vain little, plain little fellow. each day. NVill put on his gloves and his hat, And then us he looks in the glass he will suy: 'Ohl I wzn'f be as l1kH1LlSOl11S as thzrtl' an 1l11'1lClt3l1'S heart TH- MPS-N H. F. :f His fair features, hair. and linibs. ure graven in ni . y z Q B-K-R G. YV. :f Each man had fort-y Wives. DRK-:4 Qua,cli! Quuckf' Ez- K- -L:- If dirt were trunips what in hand he'd hold. OC-SN-R:- I ani as melancholy as I mn great. R-Tl'-C4Zi H9 seeks a tutor of his own accord. And studies lessons he before zLhhorred. B-ST:f Nervous! why. he cun't. sit, still long enough For un iustuntzmeous photograph. C-LL-NSZ7''BIJOIH-LR-1'd-1'1ll Booin-de-ay! E-Dszf Never he holds his tongue :L niinute, WVhile ull he prates has nothing in itL D-Yr,-:-f De first is ten. de second at V und de third is 11 pluuli if ye spot, de joker.. . ..SeeZ' L- -PE:f Full of the lore of inedieinef' M--RG- -iz-T: f Good niorning! Have you used . . . ,2 IQ gl, J .qw f' iff l 'li L, ., 96d Ulf I ff, f- V -e-yn :x r l!f1 J.Lg-rl' ' 218