1923 Yearbook
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Title
1923 Yearbook
Description
Famous Sayings
B. Rank;—"Oh, John, a great, big boy
like youI"
Father Takkenberg—"That's purely
osceous."
The Hottentot—"Well, vice versa."
, Father O'Reilly—"Mattie, what day is
it in Latin?"
Sheehan—"Now, it was just like this,
Father."
Father Stahl—"Just in passing."
Dr. Yancey—"That's close enough for
all practical purposes."
Genster—"Dawgone it, I've been work-
in' hard all day."
Jake—"May I take you home?"
W. Mack—"Hey, Isaac!"
Watters—"Hey! Two on the beans."
Father Lawler—"I should hope to kiss
a pig."
Babe Green—"I sure told 'em in Biology today."
Luke Dehner—"Woof! WofT!"
The President—"Hey, Mike!"
Dusting Off the Old Ones
If your clothes are too short pull up
your shoes.
With Apologies
I drove on the bridge at midnight
Faster than ever before.
(Six moons rose over the city
When there shouldn't have been but
four.)
Song of Eli
My frat pin's wThere it used to be
Near the southeast corner of my vest;
And never again will I let it stray
From its haven of eternal rest.
My funds were running very low,
I couldn't buy her cigarettes;
So she returned the pin the other day
Accompanied by "sincere regrets".
It looks quite nice beneath my heart,
It'll never leave again:
That is, unless, of course, I meet
A less expensive Jane.
Referee: "You want to sub for the
man who just made the fumble? But
you're not in a suit!"
Hippler: "But think, man, I've got a
month's pie on this game!"
B. Rank;—"Oh, John, a great, big boy
like youI"
Father Takkenberg—"That's purely
osceous."
The Hottentot—"Well, vice versa."
, Father O'Reilly—"Mattie, what day is
it in Latin?"
Sheehan—"Now, it was just like this,
Father."
Father Stahl—"Just in passing."
Dr. Yancey—"That's close enough for
all practical purposes."
Genster—"Dawgone it, I've been work-
in' hard all day."
Jake—"May I take you home?"
W. Mack—"Hey, Isaac!"
Watters—"Hey! Two on the beans."
Father Lawler—"I should hope to kiss
a pig."
Babe Green—"I sure told 'em in Biology today."
Luke Dehner—"Woof! WofT!"
The President—"Hey, Mike!"
Dusting Off the Old Ones
If your clothes are too short pull up
your shoes.
With Apologies
I drove on the bridge at midnight
Faster than ever before.
(Six moons rose over the city
When there shouldn't have been but
four.)
Song of Eli
My frat pin's wThere it used to be
Near the southeast corner of my vest;
And never again will I let it stray
From its haven of eternal rest.
My funds were running very low,
I couldn't buy her cigarettes;
So she returned the pin the other day
Accompanied by "sincere regrets".
It looks quite nice beneath my heart,
It'll never leave again:
That is, unless, of course, I meet
A less expensive Jane.
Referee: "You want to sub for the
man who just made the fumble? But
you're not in a suit!"
Hippler: "But think, man, I've got a
month's pie on this game!"
Date
1923
Rights
St. Ambrose University, 518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA 52803
Identifier
http://cdm16810.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p16810coll2/id/7757