Valley City State University - Viking Yearbook (Valley City, ND)

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FRESI-IIE I know not why the sun does shlne I know not why all zeroes are mine I know not why the birdies sing In fact I dont know anything Say what can I use to polish ivory? Did you ever try a shampoo? Eddie C l m a little Stlff from bowling Coach Hurst I dont care where you re from you ve got to work a little faster t an that if you want to get on this team LVM Hlggms Miss Harper which method of selection would you prefer fie or cri ? Mr Higgins Why? Miss Harper It s growing under more natural conditions Miss Gaubelman dlctatlng to Latin I class Slave where IS thy horse? Frightened Freshman It s in my desk but honest I wasn t using it Miss lVlcCoy: What tense are you using? Lois: Pretense. Marion Kelly to lVlr. Higgins: Will you please tell me what my mark is? Mr. Higgins: It gives me great pleasure to tell you it is 60. Marion Kelly: Why dont you give me 90 and have a real good time? THE TWINS Kirk: Heads we go to hed tails we go down town. V Eggert: And if it stands on edge we study. Salesman: This book will get half your lessons. Student: Give me two. First Senior: I just got a zero. Second Senior: 'That s nothing. ' First Senior: l know it. is I I I 0 l .! It lvlr. Wemett: ' What is the one black spot in the history of our country? ' Miss Wesley: The slaves. .l . UI we cn , w : 2 .I , .. 9' . .. - P-r U - ca . : rv - -I F1 .A . 3 I - . : - . . I Q, . ,TE . .. 'N ' 5' . ... . . ' , -s . : - ' I ' , -4 : ' Q .M . . .. . ., . . .. l -A : . . : a . , . I . . . . : l . I ,.. Q.. , l82

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.V..,. ,..-.. ,, . ,V SA Q N gg 3 gil t . Last night I held a little hand, So dainty and so neat: I thought my heart would surely break So wildly did it beat No other hand unto my soul Could greater solace bring Than the one whlch I held last night Four aces and a king' I h Collars Patent strangulatlon instruments worn by men who laugh at womens c ot es Alice moonlight etc Do you know what a dumb walter 153 lm same surroundings of course Sure an undeveloped elevator for use in hotels apartments and so on Alice still in the mconllght I should say not It s a man who asks a girl for a kiss and waits for her to say yes Prof Meyer Do you know anything about figures3 Willard Do I3 I was life saver at Sea Breeze for two years Trafhc Cop Watch your step Miss College Flapper It s not necessary there are several behind dolng that' Ted Between you al d me what do you think of ack s girl? Ken Between you and me not o much but alone Oh Boy' Driving wrth one hand is dangerous business Sooner or later you are bound to run into a church Mr Wemett was recently out golfing I-le had a particularly bad day dubblnff more than the usual nurnbel of shots To excuse himself to the caddy he remarked that he had been working unusually hard 111 school the last few days and was tired To his surprise the caddy looked up in amazement and said Oh you have played before have you? Toby How long will I have to Walt for a shave? Freshman What are you going to do with your degree if you get lt this year3 Senior Cuve lt to Dad He paid for it Prof to Frosh who is ten minutes late to eight o clock class Young man when were you born? Frosh April second sir Prof Well late again' Father Athletics are all right in thelr place but our boy must glve more time to his studies Mother soothmgly Now father dont be too hard on the boy Vvhy he just wrote me he had received two beautiful lamps in football When he gets rewards like that it would be a shame to stop him Frosh If I go to the movle I ll have to cut two classes Soph That s all right You can make up the sleep any time Soph SlTtltlI1g the strings This harp seems to sing that you love me Co ed But my boy that s not a harp 1l1S a lyre , . I 9 - s 1 ,N ' ' sc - - as Q f , : . U J 6 ' D I u A H . , , I ' ' x is as l U H - as ' ' I - D I so ' ll t ' I! I : , . . 1 . CK Y D F I, . Q . . ff ' l ' ,Y . 1 , J ll , : ' s 3 - . ' .3 ' - . 9 . -o L' u V n I it . 3 Q , 1, I ll ' ' ', . ff 3 5, Barber: Years, sonny, yeras. - N . . . . . ,, 1 . . U. . . . . ,, I 1 . . . , 1 f P 1 , f . H - lf ' ' ,I E : , . f .. . ,, : , . u ., . . . . . . . ' Q f - an - 'C . D I as s . I - - ,, ' . . ff ' 1 ,Q .lu 9 - i - ar at Y . . C . . . D. U . . 91 'Y I sa lv - x vs n - I , ' , u Y . Y n ips i ' , ' I E an 184 E 5