Blue Mountain College - Mountaineer Yearbook (Blue Mountain, MS)
- Class of 1913
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MODENA Lowmzv BERRY 33.3-53339 4 eilinzzxiinn 1' 11 lnhing rezngniiinxt nf hm? znnsiani inizxzsi in all ihai 1121512635 in :HIE lxighmz-i hzhzlnpnrzni nf Hua gixls nf 31112 gmnnniain Qlnllzge, emit iniih sixtrmfz zxppzrzziev iimx nf Hue nnsnlfish irzirniiuxt uf gzaxsf 1112 fl2fIii'6tfB This ihiafir hnlnme nf 3112 gllilnnnizxixrmex in 251115. gmnitena gfntrixmg iexrg. l 1 ' E 1 is Q Xian 'ww STAFF OFFICERS aw, ,,.5,- , THE WTO NTAI N1-:E T F Edfo LN CH JC VFANA APE Ed JE LL J Ed T ZLAWU u.APr GX W WMM? Cf.a.ssEci1Z O JC TVT M1 www Vfm 0604! czMQfW7 -IVVLLSLC Ed JC s Q,fQQzM,fff,,z WQMWWL L V-' - LE, .l3L,Lsa.Ness GEVS L, or 0714, wk: dna-Q. Q -gs wggu-M I , . 'terar L ors Q 'wx ma Kwik my aww JMQMQW gay 1 ' Q L OT VG!-1.NLZa. 'Lou ana. Q L L or J' - '-ni ' 4 94 l mfelnnxil ' 1 ilxe nrenrnx nf nm: sehnnlfhags- ax sinnnge iniexy 'A eres n g ' l + ' 5 nf hrnxlc nringling nf happiness zrnh znxnfnkn, ntentnrre knell imne-unit nf nansxnhr esennes when ii hrzxsn'i hune sn inell. Hllmi giel imesnni fnxgei The ahrfnl zrngex nf ilte g3hminisixniinn, anim ilmse snvieig siehrs in The lxilzrxinns lrnnxs when The lmx fxecnt lmnteg ilte cheek fxnnt pail, unit ilxe leiier fxnnt 'gliintf' ntzxhe her glan in he alike ztnh in zelmnll . . . . 1 f H Qllxiz, ihen, is ilre ntxssxnn nf Qllte glilnnnimneex lest gun urge - V Qllxe Staff q.n.v-avi., FACULTY - ' 1- Y W WILLIAM TYNDALE LOWREY, D.D., LLD., President MRS. W. T. LOWREY This lady's the Presidents wife, Whom he loves even more than his lifeg Etiquette's her hobby, And receptions in the lobby,' 'Tis disgrace to use the wrong knife. REV. W. E. BERRY Business Manager The husband of Mrs. Berry Has never lo her been contraryg One joy he's been missing- Ante-nuptial kissing- Yet she says his love does not vary. MRS. W. E. BERRY Lady Principal O, who does not know Mrs. Berry? There was neier a detective more wary She can see thru brick walls, Hear a pin when it falls, And she sho' cloes make you feel scary. W-,-, Wi, f -f Qpc whirl' ,L A - j . -1 i b 5 MISS NORA LEE RAY Assistant Lady Principal The watchful Miss Nora Lee Ray, Shes truly as long as the day, Mrs. Berry's assistant She's very persistent, And sees that all rules we obey. MR. BOOTH LOWREY Expression This good-looking man's Mr. Booth, He can spiel and write poems, in I-le loves to joke, And often to smoke, And seldom indulges in truth. sooth 9 MRS. BOOTH LOWREY Librarian I , Miss Patti rules in the library, Her devoted admirer is Perryg She constantly looks After numberless books, And always will answer a querry MISS ROBBIE SUIVIRALI.. History, Bible There was a staid lass named Miss Robbie, Being good her perpetual hobbyg All slang is a sin, So, Sinner, hold in, 'Twill not gain your forgiveness to sob-ee! ,i.,,, . . .A - , 4, A DAVID E. GUYTON Hisiory, Pedagogy You surely all know David E., He loves to teach Philosopheeg The starlight-it shimmers, The moonlight-it glimmers I'Iis heart beats for you and fd I' IHC. MISS MAGGIE TATE . Science We have a dear landmark-Miss Tate Her parsing the girls all do hateg I'Ier Spiritual Worldl' As she has it unfurled, Continually keeps them in late. -tt , rw! MISS MABEL I-IUTCI-IINS Mathematics The teacher of Math. is Miss Mabel, That she's wonderfull brilliantys no fable, y She's dainty and small, But her eye pierces all, And can cause a confusion like Babel. MISS ELLA SUMRALL Mathematics ' So quiet and modest-Miss Ella Seems scarcely to notice a fellowg Her laugh is contagious, She's very religious, Now to finish my rhyme, I'll write ' 'yellowf' MISS LUCY I-IUTCI-IINS Mathematics Miss l..ucy's a leader of fashion, And makes full many a mash on The susceptible youth, And yet, to speak truth, She's as learned as she is dashin' . -1-.,. . H., MRS. LINNIE L. RAY Malron The head of the kitchen's Mrs. Ray, Untiring from day unto day Serves the fat of the landn Rules all with firm hand, And we love her far more than we say. MR. T. C. LOWREY Secretary And this is Mr. T. C., The B. M. C. joker is he, But he brings us banans, And oysters in cans, From Memphis-so we love him, y QU see f ' ' R MRS T. C. LOWREY Assistant Secretary Miss Susie is always our friend She is ever ready to lend A song or a tract And smile-but alack Janie Sanford you must ever attend J V f MISS ANNA IVI. BOWIE Assisianl English I'Iere is a lass named Anna Mary She's a genius, hence mighty coniraryg I'Ier ways unexpecled, She's never dejecled, And her moods and caprices-they vary. MR. P. I-I. LOWREY English The English Professor's nam-ed Lowrey, I-Iis language we'd call somewhat Howery, I-Ie has fallen in love, With-oh, somewhere above A hundred. This scandalous Prof. Lowreyl ' . IVIRS. I... W. RILEY Hisiory, English There was a dear lady 'named Riley, Whose dignified face was quite smiley ' She paraded the hall, Gave orders to all, Till the feelings we felt were vile-y. , MISS PEARL LEAVELL Hall Teacher Our hall teacher's name is Miss Her hair-it has many a curlg She loves to seem haughty Should a girl appear naughty, Ancl marks her-Oh, poor little girl! MISS CLARA ETTA BERRY French And here is clemure Miss Clar'Etta, We can not imagine one nbettahng She never was known, be other than bon To , In the ranks of the saints we would set her 493- Va, 'glam ,jk . gli , V s , QP p. ,:,,'14f'fg,3 ,fQ,,f5' :gg, y ,, , .: rggcfis' N ff5ggq.g5,'. N,x-'fefifgvafg-3fyiyn E flmw js t ' 1,, '-. Scif 'flfi ff'?':, fYf17 1. .' '- ' 3 3 f ,af R s P 3 Y X4 9 ,egg i MISS ANNIE HELMS Latin We have a prim teacher, Miss Annie, Her glances are somewhat uncannyg She's very precise, A 'Fraid of nothing but mice, But she keeps the girls hoppin', I ganny. MISS MABEL TERRY Kindergarten You've heard much of Miss Mabel Terry, With the children she's never contraryg From the time they can toddle, She is ever their model, We have nothing but praise for Miss Terry. , Xxx X., Miss BONNIE BESS TILLMAN Assistant Kindergarten The children love Miss Bonnie Bess, And so does Bro, Franks, l confessg She's awfully sweet, And so very neat, I hope she will pardon our jes-t. MISS GERTRUDE E. LOWREY Musical Director ' - As a teacher of music, Miss Trudie, Is known asa Iover of beautyg She handIes the keys, I elous ea e With marv - s , And for years has she been here on duty. MISS EMILY CHANDLER Piano Music is this Iady's art, In it, aII absorbed is her heartg She is very demure, And we feel quite sure, 'Twould grieve us should we ever part. MISS MARGARET WEBB Piano Miss Webb is good-looking and classy The girIs are all fond of this Iassieg She always looks elegant, At embroidery is diligent, And often she gets pretty sassy. , S 9 N. MRS. MARION CUTTS BARBER Violin, Piano The violin teacher's named Barber, No evil against her we harborg She plays a hymn, With considerable vim, Be slilll The noise would disturb her. MISS ELIZABETH PURSER Expression Quite dearly beloved is Miss Purser, When sick, we all offer to nurse herg She detesls every fraud, , I She has travelled abroad, Sincere and admired is Miss Purser I ff ' , Af ! I l I MISS TI-IOMASELLA STELI.. Voice Direclor There was a stern lady named Stell Whom all the girls I-:new very wellg For manners Parisian And airs of precision, No other could equal ihis belle. 1 I ., .-.W ...f -f X K '71 1 MISS IDA JCI-INSON Dressmalfing Miss Johnson's a wizard at sewing, For fashions to her we'd be goingg I-ler mouth full of pins, Q Transformation begins, Till yourself you would scarcely be knowing. DR. WILLENA A. PECK College' Physician There was a young doctor named Peck, She gives you the pills, by heckg Her hair it is red, And' she keeps you in bed, Till you feel like a sailor on deck. 'MISS .IESSIE MAY BROWN Ari Miss Brown is a lassie quite dainty, She teaches young ladies to paint-ee, Delightfully small, Beloved by all- i , We think her beau lucky--now aint he? V ,urs-v-raw----f....,, W, wana-f i -,if T if i MRS. EMMA MACKLIN lqnl MISS MAUDE MCKINSTRY Trained Nurse Assistant Science Mrs- Macklirfs on duly as nurse, - And this is Miss Maude McKinstry, She takes us for better or worseg qt.-jf She is the teacher of Chemistrygg Has nothing but pills, 'ij-fg,ffj.'Q'-f,Qf,g Her freckles ancl hair, For all sorts of ills, ' 'S Do ,not make her less fair, But we hope shell forglve us ihls verse- We're thinking she'll enter the ministry -,fi-2s:21i'i:fT:11f' M t -:- '..,.FiEf ' att -41-:sff.f':zf . ':, , -v:,z--V' l y' vs,-ir.. ' 1 ' W its f -' A, ' e f F2 1-:r . X Q -N I' -hz-QA-V A H L! 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Degree MORGAN JOYCE HSWEETIE' J ,X x p 5 4 ' 5 2 4 7 4 : x if K V L gy sy, QxWvrf1fswq,f' ' S r 'M ' ' v- ' kkk ' ' 1- l , - 5 f I- 4,9 , Q - . S I , Z3 E fl GX? 'iff-as A V- -,I,,.sfffjf' f sf ' 'iw ,f f X Y QQ 's W i T or W s f X , if , I fs of f fgro-,f:' 5 I I L . ay ggi, 5 2 1 Jay, , Aw' , ' ,-V 3 f sg 9 :1 H, sf I . f ggi, U gsbgg f mi I. X s Q as me - Q I f ,Q my f JV., as-' E if? Q I , fx 5 I 5 we f. .. EW fm? gf! X fs wk.: Z Wx , V232 WAX 5 . M 6 bww? : 7'N2f , . v Mir S292 9 f ,xp fm! 5 3 g I T .X 7 N pany: Q-as 7 7 sfxs- JN H- I if is I 'em , Qzsfrsxf N I x . P few? I I ' as 'Qs ,qs ' ,f 1 , Sv Q f Ie-7, MQ Q QV Nw' -' QW iv Mi Sf X 4, .f ,, I I I A - ----.. IWW ,,.WW.Q, .,A,, WW.. ..., ..-T .. W W, x..., MW .W.x,,, I ,, W, .MWwW.,,wW,q.W 1 f ff vawnS?A9fl,.fl:LWWh4.sXi.v..Y cXvZLZAfmWaf.wmZMWMsQIWMQ-Zm..,.:.,JQ:Wf:fsfSol7M,.:xSi,!Wl!3,s5.i.. IL2i?ua.xAQQQ. 1ASiiW4fLo5:x,.,fh24W4S.kRI1Wmbk,MKAnm..MinhfwS6aihZicxmix.wfif-Ask,.,1m,u,gg:.. 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My comrade in hours of pleasure, ln seasons of sorrow my guide, ' My strength in my moments of weakness, Yea, always, the true and the tried. y Through sunshine and shadow, how faithful The light of thy spirit has shown. In the new life we now are beginning, God grant us the sunlight alone. By the pathway that stretches before thee, May the fairest of wild flowers bloom, With just enough tares intermingled To sweeten their subtle perfume. May roses and lilies surround thee, Thy efforts be crowned with success, Life's valleys grow bright with they presence Thy mission to love and to bless. If thy pathway, at evening, seems dreary, Smile on, though the shadows may fall. Remember thy Father, and cheer thee- l-le heareth His children who call. When the roses and lillies have faded, And thy life-star is low in the west, God grant thee His tranquilest twilight And the rapture of infinite rest. G. S I3 . fl pnn1lv ' 1- 1-1: f 1 ,. 5 s Senior History INETEEN little maidens were at play in a valley, happy and free from care. One day ,I ag A . . . . d there came lnto their midst' a radiant an B powerful personality, Ambition. Day by day he won the confidence and hearts of these little people until he became to each of them a companion and friend. Many were the stories he told them and splendid the pictures he sketched of the sights he had seen in the land from which he had come. l-le told them of far-away climes, of valleys, of mountains, of cities, but most he delighted to tell them of the mystical city called Victory. Each child was siezed with a desire to set forth in search of the city and to see with her own brave eyes its wonderful and witching splendors. Ambition pro- vided a way. They boarded the car Perseverance which was moved by the Power of Will. Faith was the engi- neer and I-lope the faithful fireman, while at the brake stood Patience. Their best friend, perhaps, was Self- Control, who was the obliging conductor. It was a glorious day when they began their long, long journey. At first all was excitement for the ex- perience was new and wonderful and the scenes in the valley were constantly changing. Finally the new began to wear away and some were frightened as they swept across the River of Toil. Next the Plains of Weariness were passed. For a little while the train stopped at a witching, fascinating station' called Freshman. Here the girlish inmates gained new courage and inspiration. Again they sped on through the emerald landscape. By this time they had learned beautiful lessons from Faith, Hope and Patience. The station of Sophomore at length flashed full in view. Only a moment they tar- ried. On and on they sped through the Sophomoric land. Broader and braver the regions grew till they thrilled with the joy of it all. At length the train slowed up at the central station of the Juniorp Owing to the recent raise in the level of the track, the train was temporarily delayed. But inspired with visions of the splendors of Seniorville, 'the brave young band tool: heart, smiled as their train toiled steadily onward and dreamed of the goal on before. Finally 'mid the ringing of bells and the shrieks of whistles, proudly they swept into the station of Senior. With a graceful and majestic motion they glided over ballusted roadbeds through the gorgeous scenes of Graduate land. At last the bright lights of the city of Victory twinkled through the purple twilight. On swept the stately limited into the beautiful city. Ended was the journey, their dream goal was real, To a Liille sufferer- theirs was the rapture-the victory, with eyes dim with tears yet with hearts full of joy they stepped from their train-forever. In the great central station of Graduate they watch for the search light of the twentieth century limited on the grand trunk line of life. A. B. C.--'I 3. The fall of the rain in the night- How it soothes with its steady pourg And the wierd, cool wind at the door Brings a longed-for companionship. Oh, it helps in the fight against paing For a solace will come with the rain- With the fall of the rain in the night. O. C. M.-'l3. Should auld acquaintance be forgot Since friendship has no peer? Should memories of our college life Be lost when they're so dear? No-we would not ever lose them So we read The Mountaineer. Should auld acquaintance be forgot In this old mundane sphere, Where cares and sadness worry, Storms threaten far and near? Ah, we would e'er be happy, And we read The Mountaineer. Should auld acquaintance be forgot Tho' some friends should be queer, Why everybody has their faults, So don't you stop and jeerg But read about their graces In this treasured Mountaineer, Should auld acquaintance be forgot, Oh, we live from year to year, Forever -wanting more and more, Forever sighing, filled with fear, But all the greed is absent ln this wholesome Mountaineer. Should auld' acquaintance be forgot? My friend, just stop and hear That from all the bards and poets Up to Shakespeare's old King Lear, There is nothing takes the place, Of Blue Mountain's Mountaineer. - -M. E. M.-'l3. . .1-vw ...- .X THX ,Ji + . I' X , X ---v I I l 17 'Q 1 ' N x -. 1 s. 4 I -.'I' x . 1 , . . . 1 ,. ..,- - . xf. lf' .'- '- v -.r' ' , a vs 5 1 . ., - ., ,--.', . -,.- .v ' . 'v xi. - r.-I .f- . , . .-, r, .. . ,u . ' .' s-Cs. ag.. , ...,.:. N A -- .. , . ... 5...-'4.H ., - .-..-. . -,. any -...x v.,.-, - I , ' ., :J ..-,,w. , '.,'-'.- 9-.' 'Q N .' 4 . ' - .C' '7'. Q- .,-.-.- '. 'x-',..L.ya ... . . . ng'-. 'N' E 5. 3 4 1 ! unior Class COLORS: Red and Green FLOWER: Rea' Carnalion 1 ETHEL BOWEN . . . . . . . . President ' VJ SUSAN RILEY . V ice-President L ANNIE TROTT . . Secretary 1 5 1 E Q 'Qs Q E E fp XE ?::,T,4. L-- L1 ,L L ,,f-,LE,, ,LlmE,L,- 1. . , ,. , , . . ,, . A ETI-IEL BOWEN OLGA DOTHEROW RUBY DUNN 1 ANNIE LEE GODWIN RUTH GODWIN RUTH I-IAILEY ROWENA HOLLOWAY MARY HUDSON JAMIE. GIDEON IDA LEE J. TENNIS McDOWELL LUCILE MITCHELL JULIET PULLIAM SUSAN RILEY LIBBY SHANNON ANNIE SI-IEPPARD MARC-UERITE TILLMAN ANNIE TROTT ELLIE WOFFORD MARY WINBORN MARY WEED A Spiritualized Text ll Old Mother Hubbard went to the cupboard, To get her poor dog a boneg But when she got there the cupboard was bare, And so the poor dog had none. 4 ' HIS familiar nursery rhyme has always had for me a wierd fascination. ln my childish mind Old Mother Hubbard was a gro- igzrr' 'mv tesque character, kindly, well-meaning but improvident. The thought of her awakened a vague resentment that the poor dog had to be her ill-treated property. Old Mother Hubbardi'-tradition gives us no hint of the life of the old lady, no clue to her birthplace or former station in life, but these few lines are a perfect epitome of her character. Undoubtedly she was care- less and untidy in appearance, for has not the garment, which of all feminine apparel is the very synonym for slouchiness and slovenliness,, been called by her name? Again she was not a thrifty housewife, for had she been, she would have administered to the physical wants of her canine companion immediately after her own repast had been finished, or she would have carefully putfaway, the scraps on the top shelf of the receptacle for 'surplus food, there to await his dogship's pleasure. V , But then she was a kindly soul. Let me not give the impression that Old Mother Hubbard was all thought- less selfishness-for therfact that she kept a dog to whose begging she was not deaf and for whom she went to the cupboardn is a point in her favor, bespeaking a ten- der heart and amiable disposition. The cupboard -what type or style of furniture this was we can only conjecture. It might have been some priceless mahogany antique-an heirloom with claw feet and brass handles. Cr perhaps it was a battered old kitchen safe, sent to her by the Society for the Protec- tion and Maintenance of lndigent, lncompetent, Super- annuated Females. Perhaps it was the lone represen- tative of a former affluent condition before she sank to this present hand-to-mouth existence. Suffice it to say- some article of furniture, clearly designed for harboring food was included in her household furnishings. Her poor dog -what else could be expected of a dog belonging to such a mistress, but that heshould be poorg a slinking, cowed animal, worn by many fasts and disappointments, and yet hope eternal springing in his breast, he frisks before her to the cupboard, there to stand with eager, hungry eyes and vigorously waving tail, awaiting- A bare cupboard. Picture if you can, the slow dying of hope in his canine soul, the heart-breaking reproach Dr. L- lecturing before the class in Psychology: Now, young ladies, it is to be' impressed that the mind is a vast storehouse, whose myriad cells are to be filled with good, true and noble thoughts, properly tick- eted and labeled, so that at any call, there may be brought forth of one's store of information to help in every time of need. Miss Blank, what per cent. of information does mem- ory retain and how soon do we forget? r Miss Blank, whose mind was on last night's Lyceum lecture, and who had been wondering if Jack's in those patient eyes, the quiet creeping away to lie down on the hard floor, there to meditate upon the strange and devious ways of a cold and unfeeling world. But come away--the picture is too painful. May he in his dreams have the bone he so richly de- serves. study of her back hair was as satisfying as a view of her fair face would have been, gropes wildly for ua point of contactf' A hurried rush A to the cupboard discovers only cobwebs adorning the shelves. , Well-er-really-er-er, Dr. L-, l'm afraid I can't-er?-exactly remember. Ueering laughter from class., Young Miss Hubbard went to the cupboard To get her dear teacher a thought, But when she got there the cupboard was bareg And so the good doctor had nought. V -S. B. R.-'l4. f. LOCAL SCENES 1 ' ' A., ,, ,.,, , ,,,,, , , fir? 1 +A. ,g -,,,,- ,, n,,,.i,A V . A 5 1 SDP!-l M is Z- HR rv- . - v m-iw -N1 . .', N1 S 1' ....,k. K K v x K v fxv' 4 vu Y 'sk--. '1 .yi' ,. Iv-:K 1 J.. ,n EW 0 D D A G Sophomore Class COLORS: Black and Rea' FLoWER: Poppy 05 2' Do 6 , 5 O Q Q 0 JULIA LEE Gonwm . . . . Preszdenl 0 ODOQ I C: Q Q ELLA NELL TULLOS Q AP- D . . Vice-President 3 Cab 'MATTIE LEE RAY D . . . . . . Secrelary o CJ The exienl and varieiy of our ignorance is appalling. SECTION OF SOPHOMORE CLASS SECTION OF SOPHOMORE CLASS A Soph Air Castle qv - 1NE afternoon early in Cctober I was wan- ' If gg! l suddenly I glanced up and noticed that I '-rj, i had stepped into a lovely bower, all W . s ' E dering restlessly over a wooded hill. Pt ll' aglow with crimson and gold, and the brown of the dying leaves, framed in a background of beautiful evergreens. I stopped for a moment-spellbound-then went on a few steps and dropped down on the fragrant pine! needles to enjoy the glory of the scene. While sitting thus, I fell to building enormous, but pathetically shaky castles in the air. , . I-Iere I was-a poor Soph, jeered at, taunted by everyone. Why, only this morning I had heard one of our professors say, A Sophomore, Young- Ladies, is merely a learned foolf, and goodness knows, I felt like one! But never mind, next year I'd be a real Junior, and then I'd not be merely a learned foolf'-I'd be somebody! ' 1 A Then growing braver, I beheld myself a staid and dignified Senior. I now had nothing to do but go to receptions and enjoy my coveted privileges. Now it was commencement, I saw a crowded hall, the people were all gazing at the platform in front, where me-the Sen- iors-were receiving our diplomas. I heard my name called. I stepped forward to receive the object of my dreams, when' suddenly-just when I had my sheep- skin in my very hand-far off in the distance I heard a bell. Was it a fire-alarm or a funeral knell? I started up. No, no-it was neither. It wasqthe supper bell. But where was I? The hall? The flowers? The sheep-skin? I was only a poor little Soph, with geometry and latin to prepare for the morrow, and no supper. -AR. C.-'I5. Sophomore Toasts ERE.'S to the new girl who comes first upon ll 9 the campus with one fixed idea, and that, to wash away the college and its inmates .' thereof. She is usually a damp, red-eyed, shiny-nosed personality who breathes out sadness and homesickness upon the mournful world. She weeps until the work is arranged. This lasts, in extreme cases, for two weeksg after which she develops into what is known as the hard-student class, or into a have-a-good-time-er. The former need not be spoken of-they always speak for themselves. They are usually found among the Alumnae or Seniors. The second class is usually developed by a great re- action after the deluge of tears, although there are some girls who come merrily to college without shedding a tear, having gained their idea of college life from cur- rent fiction, and expecting it to be a round of receptions, candy-making, and midnight feasts. If you were of the latter class, you surely remember when you left home, musing: there would be no more lectures from father, no little sermons from mother. This you thought upon as the train carried you away from your troubles into bliss and everlasting sunshine! The first few days were rather tiresome, but you comforted yourself with the thought that organization would soon be overg feasts and fun would be unin- terrupted by boring lessons. A week passed. Then one morning at chapel, Dr. Lowrey announced, I sup- pose all the young ladies have been classified, so now we will get down to hard study. I-lard study! why, you had heard nothing but books since you arrived. Then the days that followed! Wheni did Mrs. Berry sleep? Why did the rising bell ring so early? You could sleep much later at home. And why did the teachers assign lessons that took up all the candy- making time? And so, you found in the course of time that college life was meant for study. May you profit by it! And now, here's to the Flunkers! Who can under- stand the pathos of a Hunked Sophomore? This poor, misunderstood, hard-working girl alone knows that it is the fault of her teachers.. Why should they ask so many questions? For was it not by the teacher's lack of ability to read between i the lines that you failed? They did not know that it took much more thought and originality to write your brilliant answers, than to follow the beaten path of the hook. Luck to you, Flunkers! gn ,W N '11 fQ mE Y 59157 wh- 3 ob 'm ica i !lI?!fl 'W' 'Q-qq A :agua , wf'Qy'ZW i1,5-I' fnsgnsmlmnrgqi i'QtE:ti2Qf - at-1--a:.amm gan IHYDWILQ -s 111970315951 555 Once more, Sophs, glasses high to our recognized superiors in literary lines, the Juniors! May they honor the Senior class of next year, and leave their exalted places to be filled hy us in the sweet bye and bye! -K. L.- 15. .. -W W A ' r ' um rgumeaasnailr 'Egan 4 99194351-nu - 'nuns ease .,. .'...,.. -. -- -Y . rm-we .vmnsznr '75 ga53ALt.Ama ga'ts?.'iEa-:. ..a.2f'.e2.' mm., ss-:r2y,fg:,., DEW , 'li.l'lJB'l fpllpl K l ' ight' ' li- lxllx 1 ' ? Q V , X ' , V 3 l ee' 1' if 2-H Q ' in l 'W -f' 3.'Wi'm'- 5h'?f 'Iff C2523 l m9' i1Y '11 -' 'mais Agliwwu Wi' , W - ? NI 4v . ' Dum , , ,x h , tg, ,J , .. . J 'X Ns ' , ki? ixQ's'505 Q ?D1 - tl l l ' is fu-5 -,ff r gn- r iw- - Qroggjwaitg ll 3, xi, I E SNOW SCENES R HY - mms Fooo Ann NUR:-' SLE ' wg WANT moFfE Tam A 0SuuAR , I ' f GIVE U N Quo 11 OLX DAY Yyjx. ef, Qi n P' ' 1' RWHTS ' : ' L p' '- . . ,f Hs 'ia , Kimi CHA Nc 5 EjiQ.'f.'ji 2. XX 5 , .. ig ,tx X 9 'I ' Q V, fi X x I a4qgl QQ s 4 W 5 ' M x ,, i X-gi xr, r . 'vim fx ,. ' 1 f I NL--nib.. zmevxx In 'F r ',.r-Ayzfh S ' ,P : fwb - t- r. F ' X N, rag.. N, NLQi,'53p:fEe,g..s . , ..:,N . ' -' :,f,f:-,pgiiffiw fix P-ff' Z ll I 'TT a -' ' ,rm ex - ,..aav4 5v4. .'.. H X N H ,Q -fx 4 ,W ' --.,:?.' , a 'N' pf W I' rl' Q I t 'ff' 0 'I 'lib -1 , A 3- 1: I In U7 aff- ' H N f' ,ff ff - C , '19 I Q rl , I KY: In rf ,ffffnnin nnvq 3:5 -r vf' A ' 12, YW! gb, f Z-K 7 -S s XA 1391 M 22.3 x Freshman Class fir. . X s Q. vf x. COLORS: Green and Cold - A ' FLOWER: Colden-rod 'T vf .. . . . ., fe vi T M L b l F l 1 E 1 l D th y OTTO: 1 er y, ra ermy, qua.1y, or ea . ,. x 'ff' . - 'I LUCY GRIFFITH .... . . President :ia 5-if-1' B PWS N - CORINNE WINTER . Vice-President 0 QQ-, ?'6:-ge LUCIA. ADAMS Secrelar Q . . . A y Whyhot bea.swea.a..? EW I ' W ,Wm ---1--ff. -- ,., .,, s....,,..--. Air B- W , . , I - . ' .. -- - - A I ! 4 i 1 1 5 I ..... QQ, -. ...q-..- -M ,,., ,!.:..1-.-n.4.-..k..u,-. SWEET SlXTEEN?FROM THE FRESHMAN CLAss p The Freshman Epoch A N the beginning, .are'the first words of 1 93 rpg! B. M. C. class history as well as the first M words of history without the HM . We are the Freshman Class of '12, the terror of the present and the hope of the future,-in fact the very foundation of B. M. C. Ipse dixit. The Second Reign of Terror began September 24, l9l2, when the good people of Blue Mountain cele- brated the annual arrival of Mr. T. C's. special, and welcomed into their great metropolis, besides the two hundred old girls, fifty of the South's fairest and freshest zealots. Since that immortal date, we have un- selfishly dedicated ourselves to the general uplifting of fallen humanity. That first week at school! It was certainly trying. The girls were frighfully undignified, teachers raced over the campus in wild confusion and disorder reigned in every building. Even the very air seemed charged with all sizes and descriptions of bells and whistles that went off every two minutes. ' Quickly we answered the call of our countrymen, and raising the banner of green and gold on which was writ- ten Liberty, Fraternity, Equality or Death, rushed to the rescue. In our great movement to civilize the fac- ulty and revolutionize Blue Mountain, we have several distinct aimsg the most important of these are: To Instruct the Seniors in much-needed dignityg Give Prof. P. H. a four years' course in Parisian I-lair-dressing 3 Organize an aeroplane system from the Lowrey to the Ray Buildingg - Invent some method of closing the ears of the walls that we may entertain at mid-night feasts undisturbedg Elect Miss Tate president of the American Woman's Suffrage League. Isn't it marvelous? and yet with such noble Heights in view, it is small wonder that we so willing- ly give the best part of our young lives to the cause of our country. Why will the Sophomores insist that we are a con- ceited bunch of youngsters when we only feel the grave responsibilities thrust upon us? -I... G. 'I6. , . . . 13 , ?'Z? PRE X PR RTUR 27, 4 I . 1 X 15,611- K' . A .1 'f' ..: . v v..' 11 1 0- , .1 ' 4 , ,' . '. X1 -gl Ah f?'5uni ,, ' 1 p , ' , ', . ' ' i4 ? .L I 1 .' A '- ' I 1... 71 by I.-,.A, 0 1 ' ' 1 ' .. - v .- .'., 'S s. ,4','1.js '- ,nl-'. f ,,.'4- - ' . .ur r f f'. -' ' N I ,. A 1 , I A I i ,I 3 4. n I I I N TEACHERS TRAINING CLASS ' fi X I4 1 A Q 1 r 1 Ea? xlt 1 EV p In w ' x ,Tv 111, lp SECTION OF BIBLE CLASS The Janie Sanford Y. W. A- MOTTO:-They that be wise shall shine as the bright- ness of the firmanentg and they that turn many to righteousness -Daniel l 2 :3. SONG :-Th THE AUX Our Auxiliary stands: For Prayer and the Study of God's Word. For Study of God's Wor vance of His Kingdom. For giving thought, time and means to hasten the day when all men shall know Him For temperance in thought, word and deed and for the great cause of temperance in public and social life. k in His world and the ad- as the stars forever and ever. e Whole, Wide World for Jesus. I LIARY IDEAL. Fo For co iFor a r the Christian observance of the Sabbath. nsideration, entl ' g eness and Christian responsibility oman, with whom we come in for the other w contact in our homes, our communities, and t0 t e ends of the earth. Christian w omanhood which will maintain for itself and inculcate in others the highest standard f I o private and public integrity. SECTIONS OF JANIE SANFORD Y. W. A School days are the clearest, In Blue Mountain Right ways are the clearest, In Blue Mountain. People treat one whitest, Cares are just the lightest, And days gone b In Blue Mountain. y are brightest, They cat h In Blue Mountain. And punishments fall thickest In Blue Mountain. Some girls are the greenest, Th e pockets empty cleanest, y is the keenest, ln Blue Mountain. Mrs. Berr c up with you quickest, B. M. C. The teachers are the proudest. In Blue Mountain. school bells ring the loudest The ln Blue Mountain. Plain girls are the fewest, Maiclen's eyes the bluest, Their little h earts heat truest, ln Blue Mountain. S ome lessons are the hardest, In Blue Mountain. And yet the girls the smartest, In Blue Mountain. Friendship is the strongest, Love's light glows the longest, Y 4 et wrong is always wrongest. I 1 n Blue Mountain. M1-I I Senior Pianofortei Recital MISS CAMILLE. MCGEE Assisted by MISS ETI-IEI.. SMITH PROGRAM Prelude and Fugue, in A flat major . . Sonata Pathetique, Op. I3. . . . . Watchin' the Sparkin'-fReadingzD . . Fred Miss Ethel Smith Rondo Capriccioso ...... Etude Op. IO, No. 5 ...... Scherzo .Op. 31 ........ The Angel and The Shepherds fReadingD . Miss Ethel Smith Kamenoi Ostrow ....... Cantique d'Amour ...... Phaeton Op. 39 fwith second piano, . . . Bach . Beelhoven merson Brooks Mendelssohn . . Chopin . . Chopin Lew Wallace A. Rubenstein . F. Liszl . Saint-Saens I Senior Pianoforte Recital MISS ONA CATHERINE MARTIN A ssisled by MISS EULALIE WILLIFORD MISS RUBY LOWRY MISS JAMIE GIDEON PROGRAM Prelude and Fugue in B flat ..... I Adagio Sostenuto XZ A Sonata Allegrelto Op. 27, No. 2 . Lpresto Agitato 5 Whither fpart songb ..... F .... Misses Williford, I..oWrey and Gideon Polonaise Op. 26, No. I .... . . Etude Op. IO, No. 2 . . . Intermezzo en Octaves . . Tarantella ........ . . The CaII fpart song, .... ,b . . Q . Misses Williford, Lowreyi and Gideon Rondo, Perpetual Motion, from Sonata Op. 24 Hungarian vRhapsody, No. 2 ...... Second 'Piano, Miss Lowry . Bach Beethoven Schubert . Chopin . Chopin Leschclizkp . . Liszt Andrews . Weber . Liszt Senior Pianoforte Recital b MISS MAY FRED UPCI-IURCH Assisted by MISS LOIS ATKINSON, Conlrallo PROGRAM Prelude and Fuglxe in G major . f Allegro Sonata, Op. I4, No. 2 I Andante Scherzo Cloud-Shadows . . I..'AIouette . . . Octave Study . Cradle Song . . . Berceuse, Op. 57 . Ballacle, Op. 23 . . Etude, Op. IO, No. 4 Concertstuck, Op. 79 Miss Atkinson Miss Atkinson hi I IM. I . Bach Beethoven . Rogers Balalgirelv . Hiller De Koven . Chopin . Chopin . Chopin . Weber unior Pianoforte Recital MISS MARGUERITE TILLMAN Assisled by MISS RUBY LGWREY, Contralto ancI MISS FRANCES PORCH, Violinist PROGRAM Inventions, II and I5 ...... .'BacI1 Allegro con spirito I Sonata, No. II Andante S . . . Mozart Rondo The Quest' .......... . Smith Miss Lowrey Nocturne, Op. 37, No. I 3 ' ' Etude, op. 25, No. 2 - Cfwvm PreIude, Op. 28, No. I6 a. SaIut D'Amour ...... . E. Elgar Ir. I-Iumoresque ...... ' . . . . Dvorak Miss Porch l Witches' Dance, Op. I7, No. 2 .... V E. A. MacDoweII VaIse Im rom tu . Liszt Heller ' p p .......... TaranteIIe, Op. 85, No. 2 fwith second piano, . . . Graduating Recital fvoicej MISS EULALIE WILLIFORD Assisted by MISS WEBB CF THE FACULTY fPianistD MISS FRANCES PORCH fviolinistj PROGRAM Aria, je veux viifref' from Romeo et Juliette . Counod Ballacle in A Hat major ....... . Chopin Miss Webb The Year's at the Spring . . . Beach The Hills O'Skye . . . . Harris 7'The Wind is Awake . . Bartlett Si mes vers avaient des ailesu . Hahn Mit einer primula verisn . . Grieg Du bist die Ruhi' . . . Schuberl impatience . . . . . . . Schubert Elegie .......... . Massenel Violin Obligato, Miss Porch L ' t unior Recital fVoiceD MISS RUBY LOWREY Assisled by MISSETS MARTIN, PORCI-1 and WILLIFORD PROGRAM Aria Printempsfrom Samson et Dalilan a. Elsa's Dream from Lohengriri'f b. Die Lorelei ...... E Miss Martin u a. Joy of the Morning .. . . . B. Time's Garden . . . . . c. I Know . . J. FruhlingsglaubeH e. The Quest . . . . MazurkainGmajor . . . . Miss Porch Barcarolle from Comes d'I-Ioffmann Misses Williford and Lowrey . Sain!-Saens Wagner-Liszt .R . Sealing . , . Ware Caring- Th omas . . Spross ,. Scfluberl . . Smilfi . Mlinarslfi . Oyfenbach i N Junior Recital fvoicel MISS JAMIE GIDEON Assisled by MISSES MARY PRYOR and FRANCES PROGRAM 'Berceusen from Jocelyn . . . 'S cherzino Violin Obligato, Miss Porch Miss Pryor 'The Year's at theispringn . . 'My Little-Loveu . . Serenade 'Sapphic Ode . . . . . 'Roses d'Octobre . . . . 'The Land O' the Lealn . 'With You 'Valse, Op. 42 . . Miss Pryor Der Tod und das Maclchenn E. . WasserHuth . . . PORCH . 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I , , , 1 Nx , Q- , f,-- ff f x-:fy , - 1 N, .1 If f 2 X .f TT' -v -T'-fgif, 5- '-' pr' ,' i Z 4' .:.. , . .,,. Senior Expression Recital Miss ET1-1131. SMITH and Miss CAMILLE MCGEE Assisled by MISSES WILLIE VAN HOOK and ETI-IEI.. BOWEN H fvoiceb PROGRAM Gwen's Canyon, from The Sky Pilot Miss Smith Billy Green and the Robber, from Miss William Green I-Iilli' . . . Q Miss McGee . Connor . . . . Olin Venetian Boat Song ..... Blumenthal Misses Van Hook and Bowen The Day is Done ...... Longfellow Miss Smith a. Break, Break, Break . . . Tennyson ln. Crossing the Bar ..... Tennyson Miss McGee The Theatre Party, from Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch ............. Rice Miss Smith Cradle Song ........... Humperclinlf Misses Van I-look and Bowen The Great Temptation, from The Mill on the Floss . Eliol I Miss McGee X Senior Expression Recital MISS MAUDE MORGAN and MISS CLARA POWELL I Assisted by EUNOMIAN GLEE CLUB and A MISS FRANCES PORCI-I , fVioIinj ' PROGRAM Pauline Pavlovna ..... . Aldrich Miss Morgan The Mustard Plaster ...... . Selected Miss PoweII a. Night of Joy . . . I .... . Strauss IJ. Waltz Song ........ . Mozart Eunomian Glee CIub King John, Act IV, Scene I . .. . . . Shakespeare H Miss Morgan I-Ie and She . .......... . Arnold Miss Powell The Christmas Entertainment, from Lovey Mary . . Rice Miss Morgan . Dancla Se. Air Varie, Op. 89 ..,.... s Miss Porch I If Love Were AII, from The Prisoner of Zenciai' . Hope Miss Powell K . An Evening with Modern and Classic Drama Presented by THE SENIOR EXPRESSION -CLASS Assisted by MISSES EMMA PURSER and WINNIE MAE WOODS l Uuniorsl PROGRAM The Teeth of the Gift Horse . ., . . Margarel Cameron CAST OF CI-IARACTERS V Richard Butler, a business man . . . . Maude Morfan Florence, wife of Richard ...... Camille McGee Miss Marietta Williams, Aunt of Richard . . Clara Powell Anne Fisher, friend of the Butlers . . . . l Elliel Smith Devlin Blake, friend of the Butlers I . . . Emma Purser Katie, an Irish maid ......4 . . 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Now FOLLOW, IF THOU DARESTH-ACT IH, SCENE 2-fFrom A Midsummer Nighfs Dream, given by Eunomians FAIRY SCENES-ACT III- A Midsummer Nighfs Dream, given by the Eunomians - 1 2 Eunomian Glee Club JAMIE C-IDEON EULALIE WILLIFORD Lois ATKINSON ONA CATHERINE MARTIN MAY FRED UPCHURCH MARY PRYOR Euzelian Co1.oRs: White and Blue MOTTO: Hospitality lo Strangers Mlss RUBY LOWREY Miss CAMILLE MCC-EE Mlss ETHEL SMITH Miss ,ANNIE BALL COOPER :LZL-7.15 ' ia COURT SCENE, FROM OR1GlNAL PLAY-Bykfhe Euzelians 1-nl ., 41-10-- NATIONAL DANCES, FROM ORIGINAL PLAY-By the Euzelians X ,7 Q ,Q 1 1.1-if Modenian CoLcRs: Red and While MGTTO: Development and Originalilyh Miss CLARA Pcwlzu. Miss ANNIE SHEPPARD Miss ELSIE FRENCH Mlss RUBY ROBINSON Q ui' 2 i aar W ,.,. 1- -.... ,, THE SOUTHERN GIRL OF YESTERDAY, To-DAY AND T0-MORROW MODENIAN TALENT MODENIAN TALENT Longing Silently the darkening shadows Deepen as I stand aloneg Vainly longing for a something That I've never felt or known. Groping for a light to banish All the darkness, born of doubt gh For the power to ind the pathway, That can lead my soul steps out. From the narrow lengths of twilight Binding like an iron band, To the rugged peaks of freedom, Where my heart can understand. -A cuff' w accom-I Plug, VJ cvqcl-'ro S eel,-5 We 5 any-P9y?eCL up 't ETQOLIJ 77 blade: fpfhli- Suu +!2eyUegdS X-3 aux de PSTEST wyemnrzes XQKWO :jf we bold 49372. Nypmje Cvliss Lgm QQTYSC LOLLS OS. QQ Un 00153 N be svpfh S Ya'Gsrr7 W om PSU '-it de-hy We .lj f ey-eS o 0172 od 0 Cve f my Uv obrfiy 'S+ Tl? LOCAL COLOR ,i..q--1-1 r-Ili 1 'T li 1 f 1 .1 As Mrs. Berry Sees Second Floor IF QWilh due apologies to Mr. Kiplingj If you can keep your head when some sly teacher, Suspecting you, appears upon the scene, If you can trust yourself as calm, to then beseech her For mercy, since you're up to nothing mean. If you can wait for months for Dr. Lowrey To grade your papers long since handed in, Or listen to those speeches much too flowery, That some dear profs will make 'till it's a sin. If you can dream of home and Dad and Mother, And then wake up, not homesick, with an aim To meet yolrr dearest friend, some foe or other, And treat the two aforesaid just the same, If you 'can bravely hear the verdict spoken, That you have flunked in Math or Frech or Psy, Or watch Mrs. Berry read his letter, and, heart-broken Say you'll not slip another by and by. If you can talk in Latin, French and Spanish, Nor yet forget that much-beloved Dutch, If you and other girls are never clannish, If all men count with you, but none too much gf If you can Fill each long, unending minute, With concentrated study, then donit fear- Yours is the teacher's favor, the good grades in it, But-which is worse-you'll be a prude, my dear. I -M. E. M. '13, To My Proud Heart, Lord God of Love, Look down to-day. The heights are far above meg I stumble and am sad? my noblest aims fall short of Thy commands. Be Thou my Help and Com- forter--in utter help- lessness I bow before Thyface. My stub- born will is brok- en Th by defeat. ine is my' heart and me. Monday Everything I do is wrong, Everything I want is gone, I can't even hum a song, -On Monday. Stump my toes, and hit my shin Can't find clothes when I begin That awful task -Of Monday. Every teacher has a way Of fixingdspecially for that clay, And was I ever quite so dull as -On Monday. I never hear a question asked, I never know just why the task, I simply sit and listen fast, For the bell that's always last -On Monday. R. H. 'l4. A Soliloquy 'QV ' W. f f- ff Z 2511? 2742.7 fff. , Qft ,' ff Z, ff f 1 ff' ffjff g! 77 f , iff f Z ff gf' ' fff, . -- , ff 2 . -ff f 429, 1 X 4 A , ,.f,, gigs fff ff! , 4: if f f f f ? N 57 Wk f f f bww ff 7 f jf, f N-Q i mic' 'fi.f!4 X X X ff! I N- Mg 7 .71 Af, N XX f a X XX 6 fi X X N f 5 J ff S I f X hx f? f y Xxx ff 'f SN. ' X The Office Telephone. GL l llRrrrrrrrrrlV Dear me' What 50:5 --------- . . . l do they think I am? A perpetual motion machine? I suppose so-I havenit had a Ex! momentis peace ito-day. First, it was the postman saying that some sort of thing which he called a proof had come. I havenit the remotest idea what a proof is, but it seems to be connected with a mysterious person, animal or thing called An- nual. This Annual is a puzzle to me. From what I can gather it has to be gotten out by April the first, but whether it is an ox in a ditch, or a new fashion plate, is more than I can fathom. However, not a few lively discussions concerning it have passed through my ear lately. . I Then they had a long-distance call. It was a mem- ber of the staff, evidently to be used in assisting the ox out of the ditch. But no, it is not an ox. For just a moment ago a wild-eyed, white-faced girl rushed in, and snatched up my receiver so ferociously that I fairly tingled. Evidently she is a trained nurse and has been sitting up nights with this Annual -thing. It must be very illg she has ordered cuts and engravingsi' from a long distance as special delicacies. , The worry has taken her appetite. A call came this morning from the butcher, asking if she would have a roast for dinner. Of course the butcher had innocently mixed the numbers, but she indignantly replied, No in- deed. I don't have time to eat anything. When the clinnerbell rang I hoped to have a few min- utes in which to recover my shattered nerves. But vain hope! Just at that instant came another urgent call- all about the same sick Annual. There! the light whistle is blowing, and if that thing doesnit have a night-mare, I hope to rest peacefully till morning. -R. 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YA.. ,,,,-,,,. , . - A., 4- , .-... . ,,,-,.,, H. ., W ,U 7 -I ,U , WT , Y i 1 I-IA-I-IA CLUB THE RAMBLERS Y ' id PONTOTOC BUNCH THE Owuars The Royal Qrder of the Dust Cap That diligent maiden, With dust pan laden, And wielding the mighty broom: Glides busily o'er My dirty floor, By school girls' junk bestrewn. H.....i........--1 A- THE HUNTERS WIDE AWAKES THE BUNCH You NGSTERS l . Aliens Alice Barnett, DeWitt, Ark. Ethel Bowen, Dallas, Texas Allee Crumb, Saulsbury, Tenn. Cora Corkern, Zona, La. Regina Chastain, Guadalajara, Mexico Florence DeGarmo, Kansas City, Mo. Helen DeGarmo, Kansas City, Mo. Leverne Foster, Memphis,' Tenn. Nora Horner, Jackson, Tenn. . - Tarwanda Garabeclian, Tampa, Fla. Jamie Gideon, Little Rock, Ark. Nyram Hickerson, Brandenburg, Ky. 'Annie Mai Jorgensen, Memphis, Tenn. Whitmel Kearney, Memphis, Tenn. lcla Lee, Memphis, Tenn. Ona Catherine Martin, Doniphan, Mo. Mary Elizabeth Martin, Doniphan, Mo. Sadie Middleton, Bogalusa, La. Thelma Puryear, Jonesboro, Ark. Corinne Pearson, Ripley, Tenn. Frances Porch, Eureka Springs, Ark. Clyde Richards, Earle, Ark. Minnie Maud Rowell, Edmondson, Ark Myrtle Scott, Memphis, Tenn. Vera Shilling, Mt. Herman, La. Clara Skinner, Forrest Hill, Tenn. Ruth Thomas, Hot Springs, Ark. Annie Trott, Buena Vista, Texas Willie Van Hook, White Haven, Tenn Frances Webb, Nashville, Tenn. HHH-f,m N51 lx x Z X QX4 N X Q X X W F . Q :Q wk, . X1 X .. M B -, -M I 'jrifszgxx .- ' N N x L EEMNY X K. wifk - -ifwigx x CLLI NH 'FR TC 3 New Gee CUJQ owe v- ... Pak mad, o,xL3X:w omdf 'fe Learn O' EN 'E 'X ,La 1'1 Sure the world is full of roses, And the roses full of dew, But there's books ancl themes and closes Of examinations, too. Oh, I know they say be jolly, And always just be gladgn But a feller can't, by golly, When the teachers all get mad. 'Yes, the morning may be dew-pearled, Ancl the olcl lark on the winggl' r The banners may be unfurlecl, And all nature seem to sing. But guess Uwhen labor's ended, And' at last l get my clip, I can laugh and say it's splendid To see thee white cowslipf' M. E. M.-'I3 A Night of I-Iorror C'-I'he author acknowledges having read' The Ancient Mariner., I. The light went out upon that night, No moon upon me shone, just then a long, gray thing appeared, And mocked me there, alone. II. I fear thee, green-eyed monster, I fear thy teeth so keen, And thou art long and lank and gray, With cruel, savage mien. III. Alone, alone, all, all alone, Alone in a big, big room, And never a one to pity me, In my dark, drear, dreadful doom. IV. I screamed, threw shoes, a pillow or two, That he stone-dead might lie, But that leering, lanky, long, lean thing, Stayed on--and so did I. V. I looked about the room for help, But drew my eyes away, For crouching near the radiator, That fierce, wild monster lay. VI. I looked to heaven and tried to pray, But or ever a prayer had gusht, A piercing squeak from him did make My heart as dry as dust. VII. That moving thing went up the pipe, And nowhere did abideg Softly he was going up A While glancing to the side. VIII. Oh, sleep! It is a gentle thing, Beloved in every state! But watching that ,green-eyed monster rise I grew most desperate. IX. I That self-same moment I seized a shoe, So thirsting for his goreg I threw that shoe, the monster fell, -A rat upon the floor. , E. s.-'13, I L A C Y Tommre Thomas was her name She heard the call To Arms And now they say that where she IS Q, n D She sends ln Hre alarms X, -L13-,ffl C3 M CGEE m -Da., E She of the Hammg loclcs has gone Q Our dear Camllle IS dead Conjecture says that Old Nlclc heats Hrs forks at Camels head L O W R E Y Here llelh one who had ln llfe A name of great renown 54 - Cut out to be a preachers wife For lhlS she turned Saints down C O O P E R Annle Ball heard her call And then went far away Wlth many a tear lt happened dear All on a summers day YS W I L L 1 F O R D Thls mald now smgs ln the heavenly cholr A d h th ll th 1 l Xxllheriz Znirallilngaleaclferssaldlos not come ce B323- To put ln lhelr complamts FRENCH D U N I.. A P , The church bell tolled the knell when Wilma left, The -Sf0l'Y Of her life is Sad, , A dismal march wound slowly up the hill, But she is not to blame? Her lover plods his weary way, bereftg She waited fOr H l1USlJalld, She left the world in darkness for her Bill. But you See he HCVCI' Came- IVI A R T I N , M O R G A N In life, ua holy terror-she s From suitors many she received Did as Ona Marlin pleased, All glory, honor, laudg I-lad thoughts for naught but Annual, At studying, this lassie balkecl, By Old Nick she's been ueasedf' Because her name was Maud. F L I N N P O W E I.. I.. We think this maid, if she had lived, Lives of such ones all remind us, Would have delved in politics, We can walk the narrow way, But she wasn't old enough to vote Obey rules and talk precisely, When her fair life was unix. And be cheerful every day. HIGGS SANDERSON Beneath you, friend, is the dust of one- An angel child was this young girl, All artist WC hate to 10503 I-Ier soul to Heaven wentg Her paintings were rare, from chin to hair, For on such things as feasts or frills, But they say she used too much rouge, She never Spent a cent. D A N I E. L if S M I T I-I This maiden wore a pious face, This stone which marks the resting place You'd take her for a preacher, Of Elhel, tells to us She fooled St. Peter with a look, That beauty, just as everything, And he didn't dare impeach her. t Must some clay just be dust. R 1 L E Y Deep down in where the earth is warm, Lies Modest Mary Belle, They say that when she saw her doom, She cried, Ah, Woe is me! 'Tis-well. R O B I N S O N A girl there is who makes her prayer, Even as you and Ig For a drop of water or breath of air, Even as you and I. A had girl, her you'd never call, She never talked in study hall, A member of this class is all- Ah,-Even as you and I. iri- S : lk r , U P C H U R C H A great pianist she was, Before put in her cofling But like some of whom you've read. May Fred died a-laughin: :W E. A T I-I E. R S B Y Next to the one of whom I've writ, Lies Eva, under the bricks, As in life, so in death, she lifted her head And stiffly sailed over the Styx. fin qv, iv' -. - vxwf S 7- 11'L fift - r ,S , :V wi , 1 'fx . .L A Q ,. T- S f' .,v K ' m ,ifgg-5 - 1 l.'l'Nl' 6333: ,:,',a,::x 'A gags. -:Ag 0 -an ' . ,Q 1, ,,q,Qail ur, y.0 Op up -Ten? 00424,-1 ,, 3::gq:::!,Q!1,H vw 'Univ-x1lIUlaIl'I A :mo .1 1 xllllillllhl VW NUM ' 1 -'o'g'- A' nmol ,lar zalxtzffg :Auf , If-I 'I 21929 3:61 NYM ffbf --'xfv . 10' .1 D -SW' A ' Z.. ' ' O .9-rn-I'n.'4,pC-'J'4r HI 24 434. :I,,,,',, a n 011' . N 1 - 'AQ , I - - .7 p V - The Worldis Grana'estiJeweIry Establishment Class Pins and Stationery Having our factory situated on the premises, and a corps of skilled work- ' 1 d men employed, we are enabled to supply you with the finest materia s an workmanship in CLASS PINS, MEDALS, BADGES, RINGS, AND FRA TERNITY JEWELRY on the shortest notice, at prices most reasonable. Original designs and esti- will be furnished if desired We are official jewelers for a great many mates . fraternities throughout the country. Our Stationery Department is Unexcelled in its high quality of workmanship and materials. Our artists are skilled in their line, and an order entrusted to us is an assurance of elegance and re- finement, and that it will be correct in every detail. NOTE:-We will be pleased to send you without charge our beautifully illustrated 1913 Catalog, or our Book of Diamonds. Write to-day for the one you want. Nlermod, Jaccard Sc King on Broadway and Locust Street ST. LOUIS, MC. ' .4...up.g..g.....q..g-.Q..Q.-g..g..q..q..g..q..gngup.Q..Q-.g..q..g..gum-Q.g..g..j.. C. P. PALMER, General M-e-rehandise. Classy Footwear, Fruits, Candy, Dry Goods, Groceries and Athletic Supplies. 2 I make a specialty of Ladies' Fine Shoes and handle a line 5 made by a Company making Ladies' Shoes only. C. E. PALMER, Blue Mountain, - 5 - Mississippi. ank OI Iue IVIOuntain Sells New YOTIK EXCIIEIIIQC u It's more convenient than Post Oitice Order and is cheaper on Iarge amounts- u - 5 -SEE US.- ' ' I .. ,.. -. ,f ,N ,,...nE,. ,.,,-...n- .1 L -A KL ,LAY-VA H -3 Md,-.E . .., ,..,, LW-, A ,,,, ..- P ,.,,. , .. ,- , , .Q--guQugnQuQ..Qngug-.ga-g..g..9..g..q. g. ..gnq-.g..g..9..g..g..g..g..guguq -.Q-.Q-.g..p.9-.Q-.gngu Q.,...g..guyuQ..QuQ..QuQQ-.jugngngngngngngn Qng..Q--Qugngngngujnbvvin -9.0-.png-.gugngugnio-000'-CD00-' City Drug Compan Your Appreciative Druggists. PURE DRUGS I BEST TOILET GOODS FINE STATIONERY CHOCOLATES -and EON EONS I'IOt and Cold Drinks Served at Fount. Open Till 10 0'cIOcIi P. M. BLUE MOUNTAIN, MISSISSIPPI THE SOUTHERN SENTINEL- ESTABLISHED 1879. ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. RIPLEY, TIPPAH COUNTY.. MISS- I'I I g I of any Country Weekly in this state. I'I d J I9 Pl ll k I ll g nteed. OfIiciaI Organ Tippah County. Edited, PuIJIished and Owned by ALBERT G. ANDERSON P ident The Mississippi Press Association and President P T The Mississi State Senate. Th S I the Ieading paper of the County in which Blue Mountain is Ioca ed. agnguguguQ--QQ-Qngng--gugn.ng-.Q--Qug.-Q..Q1.jug-.jug-.Q--Q..9-og--9.-QuQ1.Q..Qugugngngugugu-QuQ-.Q-.jug-.Q--0. H- A. CARROLL E1 COMPANY , DEALERS IN Art Material, Paints, OiIs, Window GIass, WaII Paper, Window Shades, Etc. MEMPHIS, ' I. . . p '. TENNESSEE x I I I A i . , f . ' 1 I . L 1 ug..Q..g..g..g..g..g..Q..9..9..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.. fi . -fs, .-..V . -S cs 4 BOTH PHONES 939 +A ee- e O RPHEUM 1.5 ,.,4 , ' , 1.-g. ii t -J . Memphis' Leading Theatre p ' PRESENTING The Best of European and American ly- u Novelties. o . I : Q A Matinees Daily 25c. A Best Seats Night 10-25-so-75e. I Armstrong Furniture Co. WE OPEN CONVENIENT A CREDIT ACCOUNTS. e A, E:-I MFI' Y Write for Catalogue. MEMPHIS, TENN- if. a . si,,..t Q fi .png1.0..Q..gum.QN...QuQ.-gnQ-.guy..gu...p..g..q-.pugng-.pug .Q-.gng..g..g..g..g..g..gng.....g..g..g..g-qng. A Ripley Lumber Company DEALERS IN A Building Materials- L. D- SPIC-I'IT, Manager. RIPLEY, MISS. .1 I v, 2 'I .g..g..g..g..Q..Q...ug-.Q..Q..Q..Q-.g..g..g..Q..Q..q..Q..Q1.9. .g..g..g..e.g..guy..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.. i f g 213 N. 19th Street, ---- BESSEMER, ALA ..g..g..g..g. 4.-g..q..q..g..Q..g..g..Q..g..Q..g..Q..Q..g..g..Q..g..g..Q..g..g..g..g..g.. Shop By Parcel Post. DO not procrastinateg if you need it to-day get it by Parcel Post. Gur Mail Order Department is one part ot our business which we pride ourselves on, and all orders are shipped the same day they are received. No matter where you go-Seashore, Ialee, mountains, or country-you will, no doubt, be able to find a drug store. But it is possible that they can not supply your wantsg in this case we solicit your trade- Send us your order by telephone, telegraph or by mail, and we shall send whatever you wish at no extra cost to you. Anything drug-story you want we have. W- D. Q CG., Druggists Since 1887. G. SCHIRMER, Inc. MUSIC PUBLISHERS and IMPORTERS. 3 East 43rd Street NEW YORK TERMS AND CATALOGUES ON REQUEST. MAIL ORDERS soL1c1TED. 1egng..gf-QuQ--gl-Qu'-.9ng..gn-Q-.gn-ga-Q--Q--Qu-Q.-Quguy..Q..Qng..gage.Q-.jug--Q-.QuguQuq-.guyz-Q.. BUY YOUR PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS ...FRoM... E- Witzmann IS' Company, Inc. I OLDEST MUSIC HOUSE IN THE CITY. 99-103 N. 2nd Street --.- MEMPHIS, TENN .iq-.gnq..guy-.g.....g..g.qu...9..g..g..g..g..g-.3-.Q-..ng-.Q--Q - K'-3'- A 7:' I :iw , FOR GIRLI I-I LIGHT FIG RE f x I , If you are of slender proportions, come to our Corset Department and examine ww' the many styles of HENDERSON OORSETS that are designed for this style X l of figure- W ' J If you wear an individualized, correctly Htted HENDERSON CORSET, you will llxilfl I appear fashionableg your figure will be moulded to gggracel'ulLnaturiE1E3Land l It you will he comfortable and at ease: NIM ' F or athletic use, for day dress and for evening wear there are special HENDER- LI I SON CORSETS at popular prices. ' I I J,F.MERR1TacoMPANY, EBSQ BLUE MOUNTAIN, Miss. END FYLSJIICJIW FCJILDK CICJlli5I5T15 gugug..Q..9..g..gnQ..g..g..Q..g..Q-.5 f fi, J coz. fa., I I K 1 4 r i la w .ll 4' 1,1?Qt'?1:f ' W E 'QfQ.XfjZf N '15 - 'if -Pl?-Af? 'IIA -5, 1 g'Q I atggi 5 X L9 , x 7 N ug..g..Q..g..g..g.-gag..g..g--9.009-. 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Twelve Specialists in the Faculty. Nine Miles. from State Capital. A T Next Session Opens September, 1913. Send for Catalogue. JQW. PROVINE, Ph. D., LL. D.,-President . Clinton, Hinds Counly, Miss. i Hufisoni 8. Hum DENT1sTs A. HUDSON, New Albany, Miss. ' M. HUDSON, Blue Mountain, Miss. Wiisiesaie Grocers- 1 1 7 1 And Car-Load Dealers in A FRUITS AND Pnooucn p MEMPHIS, . -I I I - - TENNESSEE. c1TY BREAD,FRESHdMEATS, is rusn AND oYsTERs. BLUE MOUNTAIN, f - .. f A MISSISSIPPI- I-IHVS No Fear of The FUIUFB. ' We PaY'Ii.'YOl.l Burn- A IINSUREU I ' WITH EITHER A ,The Home Insurance Company, The Hartford Fire Insurance Co. i The London 8: Liverpool 8: Globe Insurance Co. ' . g V'-THE THREE BEST. , ' A- A. GRAHAM, Agent. ' ' BLUE MOUNTAIN, MISS .. Q- -. -.g..g..g..g..g..g ..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g--gag.g..guy--3.19.Q-.QuQ--Q-.Q-.guy-.gnguy..pup....g..g..g..g..Qn.g..g Q Q Q 4 I . ' ' 1 L-,, -, T 2 1 3 Mississippi Collegeicurrie- cCraw o. The Oldest College for Men in Mississippi. Great Recent Improvements. . Best Science Building in Mississippi. Best School Dormitory in the South. Twelve Specialists in the Faculty. Nine Miles from State Capital. Next Session Opens September, 1913. Send for Catalogue. J. W. PROVINE, Ph. D., LL. D.,'President Clinton, Hinds County, Miss. i I'll1ClSOI'l 81 l-'ll1tlSOIT DE TISTS A. HUDSON, New Albany, Miss. M. HLHDSON, Blue Mountain, Miss. lWilOiGS8l6 Grocers- And Car-Load Dealers in Fauirs AND PRODUCE- MEMPHIS, . TENNESSEE. CITY MEAT MARKET BREAD, FRESH MEATS, FISH AND OYSTERS. BLUE MOUNTAIN, - - MISSISSIPPI. o--ons--0--o--o--o--0--0--v-0--0--o--o--ous--o--a--g-.g..g.....g.. ..g.....q..g..g..Q..g.................................. -a- I-IHVC No Fear of The Future- We Pay-If-You Burn. I N S U R E ' WITH EITHER The Home Insurance Comlmllyi The Hartford Fire Insurance fo.. i The London 8: Liverpool X Globe Insurance Co. I' THE THREE BEST. A-A GRAl'lAMfAsent BLUE MOUNTAIN. Miss. ' . 0 O 0' Oz no 0 . ' '. . 9 9 -Q-.g..g..g..g-.gnpug..g..g..Q..Q..g..g..g..g..p-0-' Hill1nan y I College Located at Clinton, the Athens of Mississippi. Four blocks from Mississippi College. Music Department 'particularly strong in both Piano and Voice. L Send for Catalogue. - M. P. L. BERRY, Bus! Mgr. L. T. LOWREY, Vice-Pres. ' g W. T. LoWREY, President. cL1NToN,i MISSISSIPPI, Hinds County. .-Q-.Q-.g..Qng.-Q-.Q-.guys-Qu - 0 g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. --9.4.4.4.4.4..g..g..g..g..g..q..q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.4..Q..g..g..g..Q..g..g..Q..g..g.. THE ENTERPRISE. A CLEAN, CONSERVATIVE WEEKLY PAPER WALTER SMITH. Editor and Proprietor. RIPLEY, MISSISSIPPI FINE JOB WORK A SPECIALTY Milil- NEWS ITEMS FROM BLUE MOUNTAIN IN EACH ISSUE OF THE ENTERPRISE WILL BE OF INTEREST TO FRIENDS OF ELUE MOUNTAIN COLLEGE. .Q-qngug-.Q-.gng-.gng..g..q..gnq..g-.png-.Q--gag.-Q--9--QI-9-.gugng-.g..g..Q-.gum-Qugugu.Qu.Q--Q-.guy-.Q-.g..g.-pQ. We Give The Earth With Every Plant Indlewild Greenhouses STORE: 89 South Main Street Both Phones 1738 Night Phone 4150 Orders Filled Day and Night We Never Sleep MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE. Pin Your Faith to This Store And Our Goods. And weyll see to it that you will never have cause to regret havlng done so- The Dixie Bargain House, The Store to Put Your Faith In HOUSTON. - - - MISSISSIPPI. a.ug--gag..Qugnq--Q-.Qu-guy..Q-.guy--Q-.gngngugngngugl-Q.-gngugngng--Q.-Qug--Qug--g-.gnQ--g-.pug-.Q-.g..g..Q..g. GURNEY 85' COMPANY. DEALERS IN s V V Fine Groceries, Fruits, N uts, Candies, Etc. ALSO A LINE or NOTIONS. Call on us when you want anything in our line. -.Q..g..g..g..Q..g- yug-.gnQ..Q..g..Q..g..Q--pugug..gugng-.gugugugugngngugugnqng..Q-.g..g..g. Mrs. Rs. IVY M JoR Photographer Blue Mountain, Mississippi Ill For pleasing work and interested atten- tion, Mrs. Major is above criticism. We are delighted with her work on the Mountaineer. 1 . CSignedD CAMILLE MCGEE, Business Manager. CI. Major keeps all negatives, and solicits Kodak work in the summer. ng...-.Q--jug. . guy.-Q-.Q.-Q1.gnQ..Qng..31-gnQ..QuQ-.g..g....,..,.,,.,,.,,., Q...-.gngug.-9..guyup4.4..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g ,ghgugng-.gage-Q-.jugs-0 OHOHO O U LAWSG PIANGS Noted for their beauty of tone and un- questioned durability, are used in Blue Mountain College. We are Sole Agents E. E. FoRBEs PIANO Co. Mobile, Ala. Jackson, Miss. Birmingham, Ala. Montgomery, A13- T he Sotzth's Largest Piano Dealers S MEMPHIS, TENN. .gngugngnq-.quQ--Q.-Q--guy..gugup.gug-.g-ngugugf.gnQ-.guy-.Q-.guy..g..g..qng..g..g..g..g..g..Q..g..gugup-4.4.4 Send for samples and estimates on Dresses and Hats. ' 'pWedding Trousseaux a Specialtyf' ,I will purchase anything you might want, and give all orders my personal attention. MISS NELLIE RUSSELL Care The Stewart D. G. Co. LUUISVILLE, KY. 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