York College - Marathon Yearbook (York, NE)

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I he arathnn YORK COLLEGE CORRESPONDENCE COURSE. Both absentia and resident work. Conspectur of course free on request: September 20-Dear Miss LeFever. September 30-My Dear Miss LeFever. October ll-Dear Maude, October 19-Dearest Maude. November 17-Light of My Life. December 2-My Own Dearest Maude, December S-Dear Miss LeFever. December 20-Messrs. Stowe and Mulvaney, Attorneys at Law. Breach of Promise. January 7, CSpecialj-Strang, Nebr., It is rumored- 'I' 'I' 'I' 'X' john Davidson 2 NYhat are you scratching your head for? Lloyd Gotchellr Because no one else knows where it itches. 'X' 'X' + 'X' VVanted: More leap-year spirit.-Reka Blanc. Your friends can buy anything you can give thern except your photo. They can steal that. 'I' + 'X' + Henry Kolling--Root is a concrete noun. P. A. Dell-No it is abstract because you do not know how far down it goes. 'I' + 'I' -I' Miss Callender: Cto Olive who was dreamingl- The next sentence, Miss Ball. Miss Ball Cdreaminglyj : 'KXVhat?y' Miss Callendar fto Olive when she missed another sen- tencel 4'XYhen do you intend to come back? + + 'I' + LOVE DEFINED. An inward inexpressibility of an outward alloverishness. -Conner. umnnuwumuinrrfruuuuumuuuuuuumnufuun-luViH1IIIIIIIIII1IInu-I.-un1u-uIIIInmumuunn-mnr,ummnurN1II11I111IIIIIIII4.IIIunIIIIIIIIIImuulmnnummIIIIIIIIIum1IIIIruInnunIIIIuIiummurum..mmm OX' UOOOK IIXDI 1 i QD! 1124 GE' 491 'GD' 013 IIIIIIIIIIIIInnnnnnInnnnnnnnnn11111111111IIIIIuIvvnnnnn1111111nnnn11111111111111unInIIInunmnnmmunurIIInIInIIIIIIIIIIIIIIv11mumnnmmuuninuvvnnnnnnnnnnnn1nnnnnnnIun111II1IIIIIInnuuunummmminnnnummmuuuuuuuu1mnuuunnunnm Love is a tickling around the heart that can't be scratched -5. H. C. ++++ Laugh and the world laughs with you, Frown and you wrinkle your face. 'I' + 'I' 'I' lJon't study when you are tired Or have something else to dog Don't study when you're happy For that would make you blueg Donlt study in the daytime Don't study in the night. llut study at all other times lYith all your main and might. -I' + -I' -X- CLASS STONES. Freshman-Emerald. Sophomores-Blarney Stone. Juniors-Grindstone. Seniors-Tombstone. 'I' + 'I' 'X' ONCE UPON A TIME. There was a boy named Riggs Who looked somewhat like a sliver 'Till Olive showed him she jiggs, XYhen once she's Rigged up for the winter. And then he said a-haw! For soon l shall win fame l'll just try a pretty Yaw llut quickly away he came. Now to try a little trick That l did learn in Trig. For now l'll win my choicest pick She is Veda Ludwig.