William Smith College - Pine Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

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A Jack of all trades is our Grant, Of his work he forever doth rant. At all times a day You can e er hear him say Oh vihat would you do Without A marvelous cook is Christine The things she could do with a bean Would make you all stare But you'd better beware Of the Wrath of our Scottish Christine We once had a waitress named Grace Whose teeth were too big for her face They surely are a crime One set at a time Was all that would well fit her face. M Little Miss Mac Martin A Future William Smither 5 l ,L 1-'r' , if has E 1 1. fb, I W 1 , l U. , if Qag, Q, L L I I sh Z xv V 5 W 'fm ' s will l l s Q IW V elf? 'IFR J I gb, A 5 M A l it ilv 'itll I 1 Ia J tl i il I n v I , ,l Fi-Q-Jkifezlg-E'i4 Nei? 9 5?9' L ' ' N-

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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

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- 1 - i , i H s -P ' fl, i il 4 I A . 'J ., it ill? lim H . JC, 1 lf l ll ll all 1,1 As for Charlotte, our Editor fine ,wwf , ' Without her there would be no PINE 'I ' For she's Worked day and night Nl T And put up a hard fight I And We're proud of both her and her PINE. A Senior was Eleanor Edwards 'fill H You scarcely could hear when she said her Words, 1 For she murmured them low and Whispered them so gi, ig That one never heard Eleanor Edwards. 'if A Senior is Adelaide Cook if At her Wrist Watch she never would look, SQ, For she rushes in late 4 At a terrible gait Wx? Always tardy is Adelaide Cook. lf i is 2 li s 1 sig 7 Q He is gone, let 9 l ill him gs, ood bless fl? iw him. WZ Y l lv - - gui RAGs all ' fi esrzs2f9fass's2 E 1 si Q 125