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C’mon up an’ see me sometime.
Prosit!

It’s not intoxicating—and that’s
the way the rule book reads.
You can knock the top off with a
quarter if you know the trick.

7S.

If Baby Face didn’t make the cut-
est May Queen!

I'd give a lot for a picture of
Dean Manning in that get-up.
Look at Sammy Arthur!

Eddie Warburg really looks a lot



I wouldn’t miss that Faculty
Show for a million dollars.
What’s this about Pres. Park
singing “Eadie Was a Lady’’?

SENIOR YEAR

Never saw such a swell lot of
Freshmen.

Keep your eye on that girl—she’s
got what it takes.

I can remember when I was a
Freshman. eae

I’ve really got to do some work

this year.

Tm not going to leave until
Thanksgiving after this week-
end.

You couldn’t get me to another
Prom with a team of oxen.
When I was a Freshman I used
to think nothing of staying up all
night.

I don’t see any good reason why
we shouldn’t have two vegetables
instead of so much meat.

You’ve just got a complex about
complexes.

I know all about that, but I like
Noel Coward.

Wonder who'll be married first.
I’ve got to work.



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like Ed Wynn even without
make-up.
Never realized the old boys and

girls had it in them!

SS

, AS ~

That gag about going to bed
early so you will be able to or-
ganize is all right if you know
anything to organize—but I don’t.
The only way to pass exams is
to learn to spot the questions.
Personally I prefer Schopen-
hauer’s outlook.

Who’s afraid of the big, bad
wolf?

A fat chance I’ve of graduating.
Well, they have to graduate
someone or the state will take
away their charter.

Mrs. Dean really knows her
stuff,

You know I never realized it

quite before, but the present in-
ternational situation is no joke.
The chief reason I took honors
was to get unlimited cuts—but I
think I’d rather go to classes.
You know I'd rather like to work
if I ever had time.

Have you ever tried studying in
the stacks?

Repeal is a definite relief, I find.