1919 Yearbook
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1919 Yearbook
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DIARY OF S. A. C. LAD IN 1950
Monday, Feb. 6—Oatmeal for breakfast. No desert for dinner.
That's all. .
Tuesday, Feb. 7—Oatmeal for breakfast. No pie. Dope. They
started on the foundation of Senior Hall today.
Wednesday, Feb. 8—General permission until 4:40.
Thursday, Feb. 9—Purity Rolled Oats for breakfast. Pete Dautremont, Jr., blacklisted 'till June for smoking. Reading of the Rules.
(Ad Infinitum)
Scanlon
O'Connor
Morse
Early
Alex
Conway
Amiet
Davis
Eldridge
Mitchell
Inkman
Costello (3)
Broan
O'Hair
O'Neil (2)
Balluff
Seaman
Angerer
Nolan
Devitt (2)
Wolfe (2)
Ott
Powers
Schoendelen
BERNARD THE VAMP
Cletus—"Wffll you be true to me when I am gone?"
Rank—"Yes, but don't be gone long."
(Ed. Note—Well, I should say not, Cletus; think how Ed. O'C
lost out.)
Prof.- "How many wars did Spain have with England?"
Hess- "Six."
Prof.- "Enumerate."
Hess- "One, two, three, four, five, six."
WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?
Vass—"Is this Coffee or Postum?"
Lintz—"Cant you tell the difference ?"
Vass—"No."
Lintz—"Then what difference does it make?"
I THE OTHER SIDE OF THE QUESTION
She—"I hear that Mr. Dautremont was very sweet on you."
Her Friend—"Well, rather; he's good for a pound of candy a week,
from now on."
(Ed. Note—You're all wrong, Arabella, all wrong.)
Monday, Feb. 6—Oatmeal for breakfast. No desert for dinner.
That's all. .
Tuesday, Feb. 7—Oatmeal for breakfast. No pie. Dope. They
started on the foundation of Senior Hall today.
Wednesday, Feb. 8—General permission until 4:40.
Thursday, Feb. 9—Purity Rolled Oats for breakfast. Pete Dautremont, Jr., blacklisted 'till June for smoking. Reading of the Rules.
(Ad Infinitum)
Scanlon
O'Connor
Morse
Early
Alex
Conway
Amiet
Davis
Eldridge
Mitchell
Inkman
Costello (3)
Broan
O'Hair
O'Neil (2)
Balluff
Seaman
Angerer
Nolan
Devitt (2)
Wolfe (2)
Ott
Powers
Schoendelen
BERNARD THE VAMP
Cletus—"Wffll you be true to me when I am gone?"
Rank—"Yes, but don't be gone long."
(Ed. Note—Well, I should say not, Cletus; think how Ed. O'C
lost out.)
Prof.- "How many wars did Spain have with England?"
Hess- "Six."
Prof.- "Enumerate."
Hess- "One, two, three, four, five, six."
WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?
Vass—"Is this Coffee or Postum?"
Lintz—"Cant you tell the difference ?"
Vass—"No."
Lintz—"Then what difference does it make?"
I THE OTHER SIDE OF THE QUESTION
She—"I hear that Mr. Dautremont was very sweet on you."
Her Friend—"Well, rather; he's good for a pound of candy a week,
from now on."
(Ed. Note—You're all wrong, Arabella, all wrong.)
Date
1919
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St. Ambrose University, 518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA 52803
Identifier
http://cdm16810.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p16810coll2/id/4662