Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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tosi ?|fetorp Hello, Clark! Is Jones coming for commencement week? Yes, he ' ll be here tomorrow for the ' 12s exercises. He was here at school three years ago, and entered with the ' 12s. I ' m gojng to show him around and introduce him to all his old friends. Don ' t suppose he ' ll know them all after being away for three years. You know, students do change here from the time they enter school till they graduate. I ' ve seen some of the biggest rubes come up here and by the time they graduate their own mother wouldn ' t know them, if she hadn ' t seen them for four years. Why, there ' s — oh, gee! there ' s the bell, and I ' ll have to go. I ' ll see you at the exercises tomorrow. College hall was filled when Clark and his friend Jones came in. All the ' 12s H. S. were seated on the rostrum. The Pres- ident arose and began his flowery address. Say, Clark, who ' s that? Well, Jones, I thought you ' d remember Briant Stringham. He ' s the President of the class and one of the classy fellows of the school. Come, now, you don ' t mean that that ' s Bri Stringham. Why, I used to know him when he first came to school. He had a big baby face and couldn ' t talk about anything but sheep. His