Judge — March 19, 1921 — page 16: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page mixes humorous poetry and satirical cartoons from what appears to be a college humor issue (multiple contributors dated '22, suggesting 1922). The top cartoon depicts dormitory hazing—older students intimidating a freshman. The caption "You know what to do—get it and do it" references typical fraternity initiation pranks. The sequential panels show escalating physical comedy: chasing, tackling, and finally a brawl over a fifteen-dollar check, with the caption "It's letting him easy, though!" The cartoons mock collegiate traditions and masculine peer pressure through exaggerated slapstick violence. The accompanying poems ("Atmosphere," "Cutting," "Proximatee") appear to be college-themed romantic and social commentary. The page represents Judge's satirical focus on American social customs and campus life during the 1920s.