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To the inquisitive person who had the nerve to question the importance of the Sophomores, we would like to say that we are quietly sawing: wood and, like the tar baby, “jes keepin’ on sayin’ nuffin.” Among: other things the class of ’03 is noted for the beauty of its g-irls, and if anyone entertains any doubt on the subject, if he will observe the grace and dispatch with which the swell-headed juniors and the haughty seniors eat humble pie before the dainty little sophomore maids, there will not be a shadow of a question that our judgment is correct. While the other classes are telling how good they think they are, we just keep working on and take the honors the school insists on showering upon us, as modestly as the horrible example of the class of 01 will permit. The 8o|)homore . When we informed the faculty that we would allow them to assist us in running the school, like the Irishman on horseback, when the horse put his hind foot in the stirrup, they said, “If you're going to get on, I’ll get off.” But we decided to wait a year be- fore assuming complete control, and in gratitude the faculty is planning to have the recitation rooms of the class of '03 veneered in rosewood and mahogany; upholstered in satin and draped with rare point lace. Butlers in full livery will serve fancy drinks from a sumptuously appointed fountain, in fact any luxury will be procured, absolutely regardless of cost, if it will in any way contribute to the comfort of this, the absolutely greatest aggregation of geniuses ever brought together in one class.
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MISSfsBlCKNER MR. WEI.LS. MISSiSTEVENS. MR I.OCK RIDGE. MISS EAL. Officers Sophomore Class. President, Mr. Tom Orr, Vice-President, Miss Mary Neal, Treasurer, Miss Aileen Stevens, Sergeant, Mr. Ed Lockridge. Secretary, Miss Madge Buckner, Critic, Mr. Earl Wells. 24—
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MR. THOMPSON. . MISS WARFIELD. M ISOBAR R. MR SCARRITT. MR.kWAI.KER. Officers Tresbman Class. President, Mr. Ewing Walker, Vice-President, Mr. Will Scarritt. Treasurer, Miss Aletha Barr Critic, Mr. Charlie Pugsley, MR.PUGS1.EY. MIS EWIS. Secretary, Miss Charlotte Warfield, Sergeant-at-Arins, Miss Julia Lewis. --2G-
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