St Johns College - Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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ST. .IOI-IN'S COLLEGIAN. 228 . L FRESHMAN WVAIL. I'd like to be a graduate. ' And make a pile of mun.'? I'd like to be a Senior, who They say has all the fun. But hold: I wishfor nothing moreg I see it's all a sham, The height of my ambition now Is to pass the next exam. --Er. I A CLEAR CASE. In the river at Paris has lain The corpse of a man, self slain, N ' Which called forth a bit Of the coroner's wit, Who gravely declared him Hin Sevinei' , ' -EX. DRIFTING. Drifting in our .frail :canoe - On the dusky, silent stream, - Dearest, see ! The sunset-gleam Fires l'ove's torch for me and you. Coral clouds and pearly sky, Flaming in the farthest west, 'Softly whisper peace and rest, Peace and rest that never die. Iiet us shun the sable shore 'Frowning at us slipping by. Let's be happy, you and I, s ' Drifting, drifting evermore. --Ex. g SKEERY. i St. Peter: Well, what can I do for you? , . Arrival : I just wanted to suggest that you put up exit signs, you know how tire-proof places burn. ' Ex. -1.11- A Freshmanionce to Hades went Forsomething he might learn. They' sent him back to earth again, He was too green to burn. Ex. 5 . DAY -DREAMS. What is a day dream? 'Tis aflimsy thing ' H Gt varied hue and texture, sometimes ' wrought Gi spring's unhlossomed violets and frought' ' - 1 i With sweetest perfume. Sometimes on the wing Of lark, who in its mellow notes :may sing ' Q Cf earth or sky some image sweet is brought From the loved past-Semis airy palace Thought Hath built Where gay' the future reigns as king. ' Or the soft radiance of ai- summerls day' The gentle ripple of a silver stream Lulling to sleep our senses, far away To distant lands we Wander., nor would i seem i ' ' I To wish for ans-z.ht save evermore to 'stay By field and footpath through our land of dream. , . Georgetown Journal. oH! 'Tis D1r'FnnEN'r. The editor, with a gladsome ery, Exclaims, My work is done. The manager with weary sigh, Complains, f'My work is dun. --EX. 1 .1-.-p 4 THE 1?nnLFUr, THING. 1 , Oh, ye plains of broad Sahara, Rich in the witchcraftfs cunning a,r t, Pray tell me how to win a kiss From herwho holdsrmy heart. Then the plains of-broad Sahara, Sentan answer to me, and ' This the .whole of what they 'told me, Come and get a little sand. - Ex. Q-1-1.1 AT THE GLEE CLUB CONCERT. A Tho' they gaze with rapt attention And applaud with might and main, Yet they do not hear the music, And the reason P11 explain.