Judge — June 9, 1928 — page 16: what you’re looking at

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JUDGE Srupent (waiting on table at college)—J thought I had a good memory for faces, but darned if I can recall who ordered this pie a la mode! Gay College Days “Fellow students, I am thrilled to be elected valedictorian of our class and I find it difficult to fully express my enthusiasm for the happy months, just ended. id of us we the uncer- ut the man who will patiently it his turn and not grumble at delays will he the really successful one. You must face the bald facts of life, you must experience hair-raising adventures, but gradually you will carve for yourselves a” lasting reputation in your field. Remem- ber alw that life is full of y waiting and also short cuts and ‘close shaves. Lucky is he who will plough his way through, but who will not be too ponderous: or self-important to administer a light’ once-over to. this hirsute when advisable... . Hows, I am proud to know you and as we strop and hone our ay through life let us. always remember the happy days together Go-Gerrern Granvate—Now I'll have to hustle right down a Garibaldi to Wall Street—some of these other birds may have got the idea of being bond salesmen! comicbooks.com