St Johns College - Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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Uhr Snplw' iiartg- Glnntinurh IV Next, to show how each was sanded, They were blindfolded and branded VVith what they thought was red-hot iron, But in truth was only ice, And the end of each reaction Gave our class great satisfaction: We had thought of torture methods, And the Freshies paid the price. Many other things amusing They accomplished from our choosing- Peanut racing, dummy tackling, Singing solos, and the rest. Then each fellow went and dressed. V The best thing in our endeavor- And it really was quite clever- Was the way we all turned barbers And their hair was shaved and shorng For upon each victim's topnot We cleared off a lovely bald spot, And the sight which they presented Was, to say the least, forlorn. Then' with iodine blackly tinted On these spots HIQ'SH we printed, just to separate our classmates From the other common herds. Oh, they surely looked like birds! VI 'Thus when all these feats were finished We left their class quite diminished, And they showed their admiration Of the class which now was theirs. All these men, you well may wager, From the minor to the major, Will he filled with growing interest In the Freshman's young affairs. NVe will show through our great knowledge NVe're the best class in the College, So unite, Oh, fellow-classmates, in A toast to old Nineteen - Best class St. John's has ever seen. W. O. E. 134

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