Hawkeye . rs (upon being kissed under the mistletoe at the Delta Gammainitiation): That was no man. ^* Which One? Harry Smith: I hear that Hellberg- had to propose to Miss Hayes at the Ivy Laneinitiation. If I had been there I would have proposed to one of the old members. Maud Kingsbury: I think the Hawkeye Board ought to have a girl for assistantbusiness manager. Ye Humorous Editor (to itself): I tink it do. Over the Phone Bert Clapp: Hello, Central. Give me Fosters. -Yes. Bert Ci,app: Is Grace Crane there? What horse is that? -Hello, is this Fosters? John Dunn: How did you like The Little M
Hawkeye . rs (upon being kissed under the mistletoe at the Delta Gammainitiation): That was no man. ^* Which One? Harry Smith: I hear that Hellberg- had to propose to Miss Hayes at the Ivy Laneinitiation. If I had been there I would have proposed to one of the old members. Maud Kingsbury: I think the Hawkeye Board ought to have a girl for assistantbusiness manager. Ye Humorous Editor (to itself): I tink it do. Over the Phone Bert Clapp: Hello, Central. Give me Fosters. -Yes. Bert Ci,app: Is Grace Crane there? What horse is that? -Hello, is this Fosters? John Dunn: How did you like The Little Minister, Brown? F. H. Brown (hesitatingly): I dont know. Er—what church did you say hepreached in? Miss McLaughlin: What made you stand at the gate so long? Miss Brockett: I couldnt come in any sooner, my hands were so cold. Cba^pter I Helen MoulTon: Alice, youre a piker, you stole my little sweetheart from me. Cba^pter II Helen Moulton: it was awfully foolish of one and I suppose I shouldnt havesaid A fellow named Van Once went to Japan— He felt that he surely must go To always be near And be able to hear His sweet little dear. Peep Bo. His love they say grew As long as his queue For the Japanese maid. Peep Bo. But she said that his voice Would neer be her choice Oh, Van, what a pity tis so!
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