Outta here.  From the Indiana State Teachers College handbook, 1951.

Though we hear of the good things the Y.M.C.A. offers, we rarely hear the watermelon's perspective.  From Kansas State's 1936 yearbook.

"The snob."  From L'Assiette au Beurre, 1903.

From the University of Rhode Island yearbook of 1903.

"I am naughty."  From Colorado College's Nugget yearbook of 1954.

From A Book of Fairy-Tale Foxes by Clifton Johnson and illustrated by Frank A. Nankivell, 1914.

"When they came closer, they saw that it was the same old black sheep." From The Peter Newell Mother Goose, 1905.

From Colorado College's 1945 yearbook.

Here's a tidbit about the bottom book pictured here, Forever Amber:

[Author] Winsor denied that her book was particularly daring, and said that she had no interest in explicit scenes. "I wrote only two sexy passages," she remarked, "and my publishers took both of them out. They put in ellipses instead. In those days, you know, you could solve everything with an ellipsis."

Reblog only if you have danced before cheese with a face.  From Nebelspalter, 1892.

Rare -- a haloed coin, the patron saint of "a penny saved."  From The Kingdom of Coins by Bradley Gilman, 1894.