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2 w THE REFLECTORWNE 3 ' xp' Q E? been ann i9eariJ in tba 'Mags Hamm :'Did you see those autos skid?,7 I Sir, how dare you call me that? Em Co-ED 'D1cKsoN: How kind of you to bring me these flowers. They are so fresh, and there is also some dew on them yetf' AL CHAMPLAIN: Yes, there's a little, but I'll pay that right up.73 HELEN MIKULSKI: We had a splendid time last summer. Four Buffalo girls and I took a tramp through the Adirondacks. DR LANE: Did the tramp have a good time? Why is Quicks falling down at a dance like a tin can tied to a dog's tail? Because it's bound to occur. The class requests the faculty to appoint someone whose only duty will be to answer Dr. Buell's questions, and advice while in lab. Also to notify Ossie to supply himself with instruments next year. I wonder what the G. A. would do if it were not for--Bates, McGill, Burns, Straney, Kearns, Cochrane, McManus, Aldrich, Gibbin, Connolly, Luick, Lawrence, Lodico, and Smith. DR. LONG, in Materia Medica: Mr. Ryan, what can you tell us about White Arsenic?7' RYAN: I donat know, doctor, I have not got my book with me.'7 DR. LANE: Mr. Battaglia, will you tell us the location of the heart?'7 B: It is found below the larynx. DR. LANE: Decidedly so, yes, decidedly sof' 154
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THE REFLECTQR 32 ' V Q barn ann iecurh in the fftiaggi 1500111 DR. SQUIRE: 'Weissman, speaking in the terms of dairy products, to what consistency would you mix crown and bridge cementfv XKVEISSMANZ c'To the consistency of buttermilkf, DR. CLINTON! Differentiate between hare lip and club footf, DR. ESHELMAN: VVhere is the Eustachian valve of the heart?U SCHLICKERMAN: 'cW'hy, it connects the heart with the Eustachian tube. Jim Thorp and Rover Batt have enlisted. They are strong for the smell of powder. Signed- Tal Come. DR. LANE: That's a bad coughf' DR. SEARING: I know it, sir, but it's the best Ilve got. '7 JAKE OSMUN: HDoc. 'Woodbury thinks he is the whole thing, doesnit he?7' GEO. SHAFER: fWVell, I would hardly go as far as that, but he certainly con- siders himself a quorumf' DR. ADANISZ c'T've got hives breaking out all over meg wonder what causes that? BAKEMAN Qin slow wayj: Dunno, ever swallow a bee? Nllss KING: VVhat would Doc.'Adams say if he saw me in my gym suit? NIERKLEY: '4That he liked you for your money alone. 2ESefnre There are meters of accent, And meters of tone: But the best of all meters, Is to meter alone. Hftet There are letters of accent, And letters of toneg But the best of all letters, Is to letter alone. 153
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