College of Wooster - Index Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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The Girls of 1901. Brtgntest eyes IH all tne town Brown, or black, or golden nair: Tnan tne otners youre nnore fair. Tasteftll, dainty, always neat ln tne class room or on tne street 3 , Wnen we nneet tn social way, Tnen youre witty, nappy, gay, Ready in your Classes, too, Lessons ne'er seenn nard to you 3 Modest, friendly, full of fun, Loyal girls of Nineteen One. BLUE eyes, black eyes, gray eyes, brown

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junior Class Ifsfory. - T came to pass in the third year of the Farmer Dicky, while he was strengthening his kingdom-fcalled by some the Department of Prep, but more properly Hayseeds' Rest, -and while he was wearing out his wedding suit, that innumerable multitudes from the tribe of Country Jay flocked to his standard-a delightsome sight to his agricultural heart. Now whlle these things were happening the rival Kingdom in the Hrst year of the Regency of King Prexy. who had recently deposed himself, was enlarged by the addition of a tribe that had iied from the slums of I-Iayseeds' Rest just before the arrival of the Country Jays. This tribe was an excellent one, being valiant and wise and comely to look upon, it was also joined by many who came from afar. At last having all come together they called them- selves the Not-one tribe and so indeed they proved to be, not one but many. Moreover they chose to be their chief a small man, but he was so filled with dread and alarm at the thought of being the leader of such a band that he fell sick and stayed away for nigh unto two years, when he joined another tribe. In this crisis a Iierce young chief with hair like flaming Ere took his place and under him the Not-ones tried many things. In their deep piety they held weekly prayer-meetings for the other tribes in PreXy's Kingdom. They also went out on the foot-ball field where they met some rude, rough fellows who battered them about, pushing them to the ground and tramping upon them. In spite of these misfortunes the Not-ones increased mightily in wisdom and were a delight to their teachers. After a long time they invited the friendly tribe of Ninety and Nine to a banquet at which they fed them with dish-water soup and delicacies 5 as a result of this many came near to dying, Then the N ot-ones tried base ball, in which they were exceedingly successful, almost winning each game. At this time as the year was drawing to its close, certain valiant ones among them ascended the heights ofthe tower and inscribed, with much labor, the name of the Not-one tribe, which remained until the first year of I mean business Holden, who could not endure the sight of it and ordered the tower torn down in consequence. Thus ended the first year of the Not-ones' habitation in Prexy's Kingdom. In the second year certain ones of the tribe returned not back, but new members took their place. In this year the Not-ones were very proud and haughty, but their spirit was soon crushed, as the following events will show.