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WITH THE COLLEGE WITS Irrepressible, Joyous, Irresponsible should I « Cleo—With your talent, I suppose you are going in for the drama? Pat—I'm going in for nothing. I got a pass—Notre Dame Juggler. sae A Frosh’s Heartache H® STALKED anxiously about the room. His hair was disheveled and his hand was tightly clenched, for two great forces were battling within him. Should he ask her, or should he not? To ask would quite likely result in disappointment, while not to find out— well, his soul could have no rest. “Which he appealed madly to Atverr girl is himself. al times he had started, 4 Sally Wrench; for but his better judgment had always She never says ise my French.” the recalled him. I simply love Miss Edith Cray; ha Finally he could stand the strain no She never pulls that to longer. He rushed to her room and “Day by day—" gin burst. out, “Te , what did I get in Lou Smith’s the nicest girl I know; rea —Colorado Dodo. 2. the English exam HE other night We attended a Wooden wedding anniversary. The menu consisted Of plank steak Potato chips Club sandwiches And cabinet pudding. Wooden that jar you? —Penn State Froth. SSS Anna In the Russian Manner <A was a little college sophomore who lived with her mother in a little white house. She was very popular. The only thing that marred her happiness was the fact that her mother kept too close an eye on her movements. Anna objected to this on principle alone, for, of course, she would have done nothing wrong. One morning Anna’s mother, on looking out of the upstairs window, beheld Anna departing for school arrayed in a pair of white knickers with tan stockings. Just as Anna had expected, she leaned out the window and cried: “Anna, you are not going to wear that outfit to class!” Says Anna, “Well, I am, She ne'er comes back with, “Ts that so?” —California Pelican. Ral Jasper—So you joined secret socict Did they ma you ride the goat? Gasper—No, theChief Exalted made me ride for two hours in a_flivver [ sold him a year ago. Grinnell Mal- teaser. Rnd “What did you say when he told you he loved L told him I didn't believe him.” “What did he say to that?” “He said he thought it was funny because all the others had."—Georgia Tech. Yellow Jacket. No further lines necessary. —Johns Hopkins Black and Blue Jay. st . a Says mother, “You are not!” And in her excite- ment she fell out of the window, landing heavily. b Anna rushed over, with a Pp catch in her throat. Her mother’s neck was broken. ti “Ho, hum! There’s nothing new under the sun!” So Anna wore the white * “No, and there's also a lot of old stuff pulled knickers to school that I off under a full moon.”—Columbia Jester. morning.—Cornell Widow. ~ 5 : ‘ p FREF! Book of 3000 Bargains ’ - Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry 1 ‘ond your greatest expectations—d. a and originality—extra value almost unb ‘a | a in this 1 oniter{ul Book, pu ished by the ere 5 L PAY jiistrated, carctully described aad fully guaranteed f eS Use Your Credit-10 Months to Pay i = We'll send you any article FRE n 7Plamond Solitaire Clu proval ; Ir comple tely satis! er. 86 “= umt- then the balance in months. sotictre. Onl mond purchase CAPITAL’ $1,000,000 A sign of hard times for some woman's e L. W. SWEET, Inc., 1650-1660 Broadway, New York, Dept. 283-N husband. d —Notre Dame Juggler. o comicbooks.com