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jfvesbman The first Freshman meeting was held in Mr. Blake’s room on Feb. 10, 1910 and the officers for the new semester were elected. Those elected were as follows: Hugh Pendergast, President; Emily Sanders, Vice-President, Emma Wooten, Secretary; Seth Hall, Treasurer; Sitton Linville, Sergeant-at-Arms; Constance Fulton. Editor and Stella Fish¬ er, Class Artist. On April 7 a meeting was called to order by the president, for the purpose of discussing and planning the annual picnic. Later it was decided to have it on the 28th of May. So far (May 25) it appears as if “Our Picnic” will be the best ever given under the High’s man¬ agement. Le R. .T. (excitedly, after receiving telephone message concern¬ ing the “GreatGame” “Intelligence has just reached me.” Mr. Hoffman—“Thank Heavens.” Am she was Be she went Has she left I all alone Her can never come to I Me can only go to she
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lament of tbe Cvtg Class Jumping jimminie! What a noise! Can’t sleep till eight like other boys, Have got to turn out at ten to— For to split wood and chores to do. ’Used to make it a quarter past— Had till nine before a class. Now if you get there at eight-thirty-two, “Early to Rise” is handed to you. After being in school as long as we— Members of this Class of Triganometry, Who had a schedule all figured out, Just when to go to bed and when to turn out. Then to have your sweet dreams all turned topsy-turvy For the sake of old trig, well I call that nervy, But we’ll work for our grades, and hope for more For our teacher is jolly and has patience galore ELVA JELDNESS H Dream To every youth there comes a dream most rare To dream and dream about a light so fair, Is sweet to youth, as conscious life itself, The light, that golden, orb, Ambition’s Elf, Goes dancing sprighly thru a castle—air Tho made of air ‘tis still a temple rare To nobler live the worm of all he dreams To mount, to grow, expand is what it seems A dream; a frail cold thing it is, at best Then comes uncanny feelings of unrest Unrest surrounds the ladder to the skies We mount to no great heights except our eyes Are fixed on some eternal dream to lead A dream of air may answer every need For in our waking hours we find a key, which, thru it, open’s a way to mount and be. FRESHMAN
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