William Smith College - Pine Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

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If I I I I l MUIRIIIED. Shut up. HARRIS. Ce n'est pas mal. WILLIAMSON. Eh--eh--eh? Oh-- Eh--Eh-H MILLERD. Freshmen and Sophs at 2 O'clock. juniors at 3. LAWSON. NOW in New Jersey, they do this. GRANT. What would you do if you didn't have me around? CHRISTINE. Get out O' here. Dr. GRUNBURO. Now in my city jfamnus Savings uf Qlullege Qizlehretizs BRONVN. C'est tres triste EATON. Now this is the proposi- tion. KUNICEL. Isn't that true? BROOKS. On my celestial real estate WILLIAMS. We'll take up next- BLITZ. Please have this on your conscience. -Phi1adelphia- We- li dw 4 .' 572272 9-lltikcek-51f,' Q'4i'2:i?'9f5?9.A' Q' ' ' ' . 1 I2 S I

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4 -f W, . fi . ,Q .gy - 'Biff s if n L I' 1 . f X f Frosh to Senior-Will you take my laundry down to Mrs- on Pulteney Street? I don't Want to go. :if Heard in French Club-A. B. C. Jezle- Ie dropped a stitch. 5 a L Phyllis -Cendeavoring to think of Words beginning with her All initials, in a gfamej-Oh, I can't do it. I don't like my initials. Mr. Brown Cgfraciouslyj-Oh, well, take mine. A few days ago Adelaide Cook found out the name of a place K Where she had no acquaintances. She can't believe it, neither can We. ,y ' 'r I First question asked of maids applying for work on the hill, Do 'l you smoke? ' 4 Innocent Freshman-Is that a boughten dress, Miss Buschman? Ng Miss Bnsohrnan Cpatronizinglyj-No, my dear, that is a com- '7 mercial dress. Santa Clans-Oh, there isn't any present for Betty. if Brilliant suggestion from the Faculty-Give her a Bud from 'uf the tree. L C. Cherry-Speaking of the day students-How many computers p l. are there anyway? lf f Eaton Cemphaticallyj-Now this is the proposition-Let's see I Cscratching his head franticallyj what was I talking about? , T They say that the profession of a dentist is a very precarious one Ml .because he lives from hand to mouth. CWatch your step, Louah.j I 123 Ml n I li ll? is QI 'F S. 'W l. Arai 2 fir ll' sf, W l w sg 1 sg fl W sg al M all -vw,-,Av