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

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gl! U 3 . I i I !. m !f I I E Z 5' ij 54 24 E I I 'il K FOR SALE! ' Evening dresses half-off. N Cold ice cream, say it with a brick. See our line of boys' suits, fifteen to eighteen years old. Coffee and a roll downstairs-l0gl. FOR RENT Modern house by man with unfurnished attic. I Four-room apartment with large airy bathroom, street car stops at door. WANTED! Young woman for hanging up, shaking out, and folding laundry. BEAUTY I-IINTS To make the eyes sparkle, remove the skin of an onion. To have dreamy eyes, eat cold mince pie at midnight. A punch in the eyes makes them big. To enlarge a small nose, balance a bumble bee on the end of it. To improve the voice, sit on a mudbank and talk to a frog. If you want curly hair, buy a wig. To make your face plump, expose yourself to the mumps. To cultivate a winning smile, fall in LOVE.. I used to think I knew I knew,' But now I must confess, The more I think I know I know I know the less. POPULAR PEOPLE The girl with the wrist watch. A physics shark. I The person who keeps an up-to-date notebook. The person who asks questions in class to take up time. The money lender. When you have studied all the night, And you know your lessons are all right, Who calls on you next morning to recite? , 186

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Hangs: 3:33 fTune, jingle Bells, Roll the pails, Roll the pails, Roll them clown the stepsg Oh what a noise they all do make We hope the nurse awakes. Roll the pails, Pick them up, Roll them down againg And when all the mischief's clone, Off to our rooms we'll run. TO AN ALARM CLOCK Tinkle, tinkle little bell ' How I wish you were in-well Any place but where you are China would he none too far. When at night I hit the hay, Tired and weary from the clay, Scarcely clo I close my eyes, When you tell me I must rise. Some clay when l've lots of kale Have it by the stock ancl bale Then revenge will sure be mine- I'll set you for half past nine. An Eight O'cloclf Student I Y 112:32 - :exits l88