University of Manitoba - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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1 5 ' in X74 ef 3 ' fu' e W J l f 'Hx -D il' ,V A 1-'far t - i K? f C. ' , N x I f S Me Halter at 4:30 ann. With a far-away look in his eye. Clzoppie head off, yessie. Are ya on the level? Time out for a Sweet Cap. Playboys Winram and Fenwick. Ali., Sweet Mystery of Life . . . St. Mary's Repair Dept. Concert maistro and the cat's meow. Cuties, all six. Look at the cute little Parameciums. That's me, Hunter. third XI Prexy HUNTER-the Women's Association's Dimple Darlingnd genial tap man of the Union lLocal 13b. Besides carrying Varsity activities to a glorious height. managed to Gnd much time for after- noon teas and hen parties. Being one of U. M. T. Ufs smartest lieu- tenants, he related to me an incident which he handled with extreme strategy. On being approached for advice by a petty sergeant when he encountered the enemy as thick as peas, he bellowedi Shell them, you idiot, shell them!

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Five girls and a radio. Taking junior for a spin. 'l 4-in 1 A model T class. Look at the wee-wee minnows. Roller skates and some people. Mary Shearer. This is not a harem. The breacl line. It was a great fight, Clem. Toodle Wooclle Bugle Toocllers. The mayor agrees that University public relations are good. . I , I Library for the Juniors. The smelling salts-she's gonna faint. X Heare ye VOGEL happily raises pedigree chickens in his spare time, or when he's not pounding secret code on his Debating Union gavel. You'11 remember he was awarded a fair feminine fowl during the course of Varsity Varieties . . . for his untiring efforts in further- ing the cause of barnyard society. Which brings to memory the day when Garson was exhorting his hearers to Hee from the wrath to come. I warn you, he thundered, that there will be weeping, and wailing. and gnashing of teeth. At this moment an old lady in the audience stod up. Sir, she shouted, I have no teeth. Madam, returned Garson, wittily, Teeth will be provided. DE T TOM: a A ' X 'T ,mil -,. . n 5' 3 ,, 7 9 ?, Z r p It xshpwa ly, ' if lie ' 4 7 - f -, 6 rx V E , j'N,:, Al: Y 1' , .J X - J n 11:50 N

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It's Pankiw the Grate again. l A Hunter with two clears. Unitecl Grads' Farewell with Bert and Ting. Sornrnerfeld wants a sixth helping U-nz-in-in . . . Mamma! Six Science sisters. 65 O.P. or nothin. Sheis darnin' sox, Microscopic dissillusion. Look at da bodie. Yer eyebrow fell off. Prof. Russell designed these cookies. Glamour boy Boone. 4 a.m .... an Algebra test in another 4 hours. Smoke screen protection The treasury. XII Maestro KORNBERGERfpercussion specialist in oriental rhythm. often in moments of success found that urge to break into song, upon which I suggested, knowing his song as I do, that if he were to find the key first, he would not Find it necessary to break in. Not good, but not bad though, The Maestro's business handling of his Flee Glubbing Mikadoers kept it far from being corney-as a matter of fact it was a howling success,-it was the cat's meow. Which reminds me of the time I suggested to him that the violin I was to use in his opening per- formance is over 200 years old, to which he replied- Oh, that's all right! Never mind, my public will never know the difference. - N -imma fl -,S T52 .1 Ji