1922 Yearbook
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1922 Yearbook
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The Ambrosian
Reported Received by Neiters
Louis Neiters, Oct, 27, 1921.
St. Ambrose College, Davenport, Iowa.
Dear Boy of My Heart,
"You'd Be Surprised" if you knew "Somewhere a Heart is Breaking for You."
"You didn't want me when you had me," so listen, "Pal of Mine," "Somebody Misses
Somebody's Kisses" and "N' Everything." "You Know What I mean." When you
get this letter, I know you'll say, "Oh, Where is My Mama," but "Just take it slow
and easy" "Cause Lover's Lane is crowded now." "Oh, Boy," "By the Campfire,"
"When it's moonlite on the Mississippi," "We will Row, Row, Row" "To the Isle
of My Dreams," and sing "Home Sweet Home" "Down by the Beautiful Sea."
"Heart of My Heart," "I'm growing wilder hour by hour," but "Someday I'll
make you love me." "Just leave it to me" for "I'm Some Vamp," "Youre mighty
like a Rose," "Dear old Daddy Long Legs."
"Perhaps you've learned it's never too late to be sorry," so "Meet me tonite in
Dreamland" "Where there's a little lane without a turning" and "Where the black-
eyed Susans grow." Don't you recall" that "Missouri Waltz" we had in the moonlight when "Casey Jones" danced with his "Hawaiian Butterfly" and "Minnie did
the shimmie for me"? "I'll say she does."
"I know what it means to be lonesome." "I got the alcoholic blues"; but won't
you "Take me to that land of Jazz" and "Kiss me once again"? "For I'm wild,
simply wild over you."
"I'll be glad when the preacher makes you mine, next Sunday morning." "For
life is but a game of checkers, dearie," and "I don't want to lose you, for I'm used to
you now."
"Tell Me", "Dear Heart," "Someday Will Waiting End?" "And we'll live the
simple life" for "All I ask of you is love and smiles and kisses."
Your Own .
Deah Me
Behold the pretty cotton plant
With blossoms white and full,
They pick the pretty stuff, and lo!
They make us suits of wool.
Bloom: Don't be angry with me, you know
that's only my way.
Tubby: Well, I wish you'd be like the babes
in the woods—lose your way.
One Hundred Fifty-four
Reported Received by Neiters
Louis Neiters, Oct, 27, 1921.
St. Ambrose College, Davenport, Iowa.
Dear Boy of My Heart,
"You'd Be Surprised" if you knew "Somewhere a Heart is Breaking for You."
"You didn't want me when you had me," so listen, "Pal of Mine," "Somebody Misses
Somebody's Kisses" and "N' Everything." "You Know What I mean." When you
get this letter, I know you'll say, "Oh, Where is My Mama," but "Just take it slow
and easy" "Cause Lover's Lane is crowded now." "Oh, Boy," "By the Campfire,"
"When it's moonlite on the Mississippi," "We will Row, Row, Row" "To the Isle
of My Dreams," and sing "Home Sweet Home" "Down by the Beautiful Sea."
"Heart of My Heart," "I'm growing wilder hour by hour," but "Someday I'll
make you love me." "Just leave it to me" for "I'm Some Vamp," "Youre mighty
like a Rose," "Dear old Daddy Long Legs."
"Perhaps you've learned it's never too late to be sorry," so "Meet me tonite in
Dreamland" "Where there's a little lane without a turning" and "Where the black-
eyed Susans grow." Don't you recall" that "Missouri Waltz" we had in the moonlight when "Casey Jones" danced with his "Hawaiian Butterfly" and "Minnie did
the shimmie for me"? "I'll say she does."
"I know what it means to be lonesome." "I got the alcoholic blues"; but won't
you "Take me to that land of Jazz" and "Kiss me once again"? "For I'm wild,
simply wild over you."
"I'll be glad when the preacher makes you mine, next Sunday morning." "For
life is but a game of checkers, dearie," and "I don't want to lose you, for I'm used to
you now."
"Tell Me", "Dear Heart," "Someday Will Waiting End?" "And we'll live the
simple life" for "All I ask of you is love and smiles and kisses."
Your Own .
Deah Me
Behold the pretty cotton plant
With blossoms white and full,
They pick the pretty stuff, and lo!
They make us suits of wool.
Bloom: Don't be angry with me, you know
that's only my way.
Tubby: Well, I wish you'd be like the babes
in the woods—lose your way.
One Hundred Fifty-four
Date
1922
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St. Ambrose University, 518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA 52803
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