1922 Yearbook
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1922 Yearbook
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The Ambrosian
Oil and Water
"Dugan" and prohibition.
"Red" Crestani and perpetual summer.
"Jake" and a school without a baseball
team.
Wednesday P. M. and classes.
St. Ambrose and "eats".
Sixth Year Latin Class and class on March
17th.
Cosgrave and a Refectory with time locks.
Murphy and perfect attendance record in
Mental Philosophy.
Any Student and a Jug Class.
McCormick and silence.
Genster and a mail-less day.
Lew and a Sunday at St. Ambrose.
Neiters and a world unappreciative of
blondes.
"Red" Lawler and a reformed Siberia.
Sterck and a Sedan (other than a Stude-
baker).
Kelly and basketball.
W. Mack and free extra pies.
Gannon and no easy marks in sight.
Lampe and a place without a newspaper.
Malloy and a day of fasting.
Branch and a fight.
Crowley and a common musical instrument.
Pieper and a quiet life.
"Fat" and early rising.
West and Psychology.
And Let the Rlst of the World Go By
Kelley: Say, "Fran," where would you like to live if
you had your choice?
McDonald: Near Florence.
In Law Class
Dan Hannon: Mr. Johnson, where is Hawes today?
Johnson: I haven't seen him for several days.
Powers: He hasn't been here lately.
Dan Hannon: I guess I'll get my car and go to the
nearest pool room. I know he'll be there!
One Hundred Sixty-seven
Oil and Water
"Dugan" and prohibition.
"Red" Crestani and perpetual summer.
"Jake" and a school without a baseball
team.
Wednesday P. M. and classes.
St. Ambrose and "eats".
Sixth Year Latin Class and class on March
17th.
Cosgrave and a Refectory with time locks.
Murphy and perfect attendance record in
Mental Philosophy.
Any Student and a Jug Class.
McCormick and silence.
Genster and a mail-less day.
Lew and a Sunday at St. Ambrose.
Neiters and a world unappreciative of
blondes.
"Red" Lawler and a reformed Siberia.
Sterck and a Sedan (other than a Stude-
baker).
Kelly and basketball.
W. Mack and free extra pies.
Gannon and no easy marks in sight.
Lampe and a place without a newspaper.
Malloy and a day of fasting.
Branch and a fight.
Crowley and a common musical instrument.
Pieper and a quiet life.
"Fat" and early rising.
West and Psychology.
And Let the Rlst of the World Go By
Kelley: Say, "Fran," where would you like to live if
you had your choice?
McDonald: Near Florence.
In Law Class
Dan Hannon: Mr. Johnson, where is Hawes today?
Johnson: I haven't seen him for several days.
Powers: He hasn't been here lately.
Dan Hannon: I guess I'll get my car and go to the
nearest pool room. I know he'll be there!
One Hundred Sixty-seven
Date
1922
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St. Ambrose University, 518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA 52803
Identifier
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