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CII'IIQZI3PJ S ISZIIQIC OI TOLONO Seruzce You 'Wi Il Appreciate A Lzst of Good Books and a Hint Twice told Tales Doc Summers got a bawling out Ln es of the Hunted Those vs ho ditched Chorus Call of the Wild Sarah Creamer Up from Slavery Graduation Mid Summer Nights Dream I thought Id graduate. All the world is a stage. Junior Year. As you like it. Senior Year. All s well that ends we . H : 'Did you ever take chloro- form. She: No who teaches it. Dutch: 'Loan me a live-dollar 'William'.y' Dick: 'AWhy 'William', Dutch? Dutch: 'Tm not familiar enough with it to call it Bill. What does the word 'pasteurize' mean? I Hazel: It means having been on pasture, like milkf' Fifty-eight XV F ALBRECI-IT I-RESH AIND SALT VIEA TS Phone 77 A Real Cosmopolitan The average South Dakota citizen gets up at the alarm of a Connecticut clock buttons his Chicago suspenders to Detroit overalls puts on a pair of cowhide boots made in Ohio washes in a Pittsburgh basin using Cincinnati soap and dries on a cot ton towel made in New Hampshire sits down to a Cirand Rapids table eats hot biscuits made with Mlnne apolis flour Kansas City bacon and Indiana grits fried in Omaha lard cooked on a St Louis stove buys Irish potatoes grown in Michigan and canned fruit put up in Cali fornla seasoned with Rhode Island plces claps on his old wool hat made Philadelphia harnesses his Missouri mule fed on Iowa corn to an Indiana plow At night he crawls under a New Jersey blanket and is kept awake by a South Dakota dog-the only home product on the place. Ancient History Mr. Peterson: 'AWhat happened when Innocent put France under an interdict? Chester: HProm that time on all religious rites ceased, the church doors were barred. the church bells were silent, the sick died without a shiver. He: I'You have to show me. I'm from Missouri. She: 'AYou have to watch me. I'm from Elgin. CEKEEXFEZZEXEHXMXEEEZEEXENXXXX 1925 aaigiagiaiiaaaaaamaggigiaam3 Qyi The ffalismair , .I...-...- - -..I-...-....- -,..-..- -....-...I-.I..-.f. +I-..,.-m,-.,.-...-..I-.....-..-...I-...-,I.......-..-..,-.g. . , . W 5 I 5 I I ' I - . I , I I - I 2 - I 2 I I I I : . I I . . I I - I I . I I I I I I I : . I I I I I I , - 2 3 I! E x A 1 I 2 I 1 I I I I I I I : . I . I I I I I : . I I I I I .' I I I I I .g.-I..- - .-......,-......I.-. -I ---- ..-up I I I : . - I I I . . I I - I I . I . I I . . . . I I . . . . f - I , I I . . - I , I 2 . . . . - ' I . . I I , .p-....-...-I.-............-I.....-I.-...-..-..-..-..i. . . . . H ' ' -y ' I Y . Y . V . . ' S . ' . in , Y ll 6 I
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:fixime:maximwerxwxixgxwnsaxwiszixi Elm Ujnligmmt iiiziiaimxmiigigrziziuiiiiizn uirnminzifjpf My Hearty Congratulations Class of '26 Your frzend G E DUELL DOSSETT DossETT GRCCER Phone 119 DossETT DossETT Dutch: You should have seen me last night. Bernice: 'lWhy? Dutch: I was dressed like a girl. Bernice: A'What did you have on? Dutch: I-Im! Nothing-much. Miss Lreland: What is the mean- ing of the word 'siesta'? Clarence: 'LA siesta is a Spanish lady. Cvailz I think it is a large comb. Hazel Cdecidedlylz 'lWell, it isn't either one. It's the Latin word for sister. fWhat the heck is a siesta?dJ Kermit admitted that he thought it a large hut Kenneth Rowland thinks it is a chair or seat of some kind Ivan McGee says it is a dagger and Isom stoutly maintains that it IS a song sung by Mexicans Miss Star Cln Science classy What three things contain starch? Petie Cslowlyj Well two cuffs and a collar I believe Harold Mc A friend of mine said that gasoline was selling at S2 50 a gallon in Alaska Mr White No wonder they have dog teams up there Miss Ireland fin Botanyj Now people beginning with William Norton we will name all the lower animals in their order Father Johnny what does this 60 mean on your report card? Johnny I don t know Pa un less it s the temperature of the room Mr White Frances what is a cannibal? Ansu er A human that eats raw meat I d loxe to be a Senior And with the Seniors stand A fountain pen behind my ear A notebook in my hand I wouldnt be an angel Id rather bc a scnior And not do anything fifty mme l . Y . . . . : ' I - , .i 1-'- 121 1' --1 1 1 - 1 -nu-1-ala Y -..i.- - - -i- .. - -.- - -I-..i.-,!. . if - - I - i - iv 5 vv l ' ' Q 1 I . i . . . ,, I ,. . S ' v I vw E A A4 Y D 1 . . . - i ' Y rv I . ,, . 5 . I , V I - ry i 7 I ii 5 H M I , I . . I . 5 r l i For angels .have to sing. 5 ' m m x I , U . Q25 15125
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