"Lighthouse jestings" is a Googlewhack.  From Fort Wayne Bible College's 1957 yearbook.

From Elon's 1978 yearbook.

I don't even know anyone at St. Joseph's, yet they all wish me (and you!) great success in all we undertake, and they envision a future for us filled with bright achievements.  You know what?  I wish the same back to everyone at St. Joseph's, whoever they are.  From the St. Joseph's College yearbook of 1988.

"Speaks from the grave?"  From Armstrong's 1995 yearbook.

"My heart leaps up when I behold a rainbow in the sky."  From Northeastern's 1960 yearbook.

From Anderson College's 1969 yearbook.

From Weaver's 1927 yearbook.

From Duke's 1975 yearbook.

We, too, have wished yesterday a good morning, but in all honesty it was because we were disoriented.  From Clarke's 1978 yearbook.

Memories of college.  From Rend Lake's 1979 yearbook.

I wonder if she liked her yearbook portrait.  From Mary Washington's 1974 yearbook.

An Ex Libris from Central Washington's 1938 yearbook.

"The pleasant books, that silently among our household treasures take familiar places, and are to us as if a living tongue spake from the printed leaves or pictured faces."

From East Carolina's 1930 yearbook.

Reblog if you feel this way at parties.

Memories of college.  From William and Mary's 1981 yearbook.

From Catawba's 1933 yearbook.

"The cluttered hallways, battered and splattered and cursed, are dry with silence."  From Elon's 1978 yearbook.

We, too, use three straws when we h-ss-c-c-s-l-r-r-p.  For more all-consonant words (essential for word gamers!) see Webster's Dictionary of Improbable Words: All-Consonant and All-Vowel Words.

From Colorado College's 1940 yearbook.

Sometimes kittens are looking directly at you through the gauze of time.  From Salem College's 1977 yearbook.

It's true that there are actually only two times -- "enough time" and "too late."  When clocks are adjusted for daylight savings, "too late" springs forward.  From Boston College's 1983 yearbook.

From Colorado College's yearbook of 1903.