St Johns College - Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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if fa ,,,, L .1,,,,.Q ,,,, Gbur GB. 01's O wad some Power the giftie gie us To see omnvelx as ithers see us! CllAl l'ER I--Tun GENERAL NUISANCIE The hrst notes of fatigue inspection have hardly sounded before junior and Senior floors are treated by the sight of-----i--running up the steps to the third floor of Randall Hall. The call is scarcely finished before he knocks at the hrst door. Into the room he goes, carefully on the lookout for dirt. Be- ware, my comrades, if your electric light is not dusted, your washstan-'l cleaned, and your book shelf arranged just so you are sure to be soaked. just after break- fast, you can hear everybody tell everybody else to be sure that their room is clean, for Alexander Selkirk, is O. C. Alas! one poor Freshie forgot to see a broom straw that had fallen from his broom. The Monarch of Senior Floor dis- dainfully turns to the O. D. and reports him for dirty floor at fatigue inspection. No hope for you, Freshie, if you go to the ofhce to try to get the report off, you will fmcl that the Great Alexander has already ordered that you be placed before the Committee on Discipline for Gross Neglect of Duty. Here endeth the first lesson. CHAP'rni: II-Tun RAmA'1'oR FHQND Again, on another morning, we find the boys are very industriously placing the table and the chairs at the foot of the beds. VVhat is the cause? Apparently, there is only a superficial attempt to brush out the dirt. Ah! the cause now appears in the omng. Most peculiar is he indeed. Never have we, and never do we expect to see such a sight again. A monstrous head upon which no hat could ever fit comfortably. He shambles slowly on. With methodical tread he enters a room and starts for the innocent radiator. This time he halts in amazement. Quite impossible it seems to get past the remarkable barricade of cots, chairs, table and boys. Not in the least is he dauntedg every obstacle is he able to sur- mount. Forward he steps, upon the table he leaps, over it he climbs, to the radi- ator he goes. Shocked, astonished and dismayed is he, for every man has care- fully cleaned behind the steaming conductor of heat. Too bad, old man, they're on to you. No more should you put your hand into the corners that are diflicult to reach. Next time, try your hand at some other point. Perseverance deserves bette1' success, but always remember that they're on to you, and look not more in 243