College of Charleston - Comet Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

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Sophomore' year is supplanted by a feeling of responsibility and determina- tion. Our goal is in sight, and beckons us onward. VVe have labored together for three years. The spirit of co-operation has been ever present, and has bound us firmly together. May we uphold the tradition and honor of the Col- lege as faithfully on the last lap of our journey as we have for the past three years. JOHN ARTHUR SIEGLING, .Pf7:Sl'0l'ilI1l. Who ' fire! I I : lt K? lf is ' X N J ir W Q- 4 1 fi: A f ,N X , L I 1 ' NL ,,., :if 21357, , S 1 ,f qf X 5 , Ax N lx lnjlmlxr :tm X I is - I -. -. I-ia.:-'?5Ef 'ZS'-.f ' biz?-'gfi , N Q'-'Z ill -. X C Y M Y Q i W ' .. :-. . , WN V x ll f 'iffy-gga- -. . X X 5 Xa ,. X R f :- 3 1 I Q U Page Eighty

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i l l ' i A L i ri v x ll V :K ll ,'f' L 1 l ., Milla r il iff' +11 1 fill' PM Mi if si X Jil -if y r W . 1 2 ,. 1 .M wb, sl ' -4 f ' '-!, K Q Junior Class History UR career within these walls 2 5-'f :L . . . . Q5 1 ' '1 :' C' Seniois in the various 11101 c megsi F El QL. fllv. fir. , f some consideration. On e Charleston it seemed that we were not awaited us. It had prepared an excell we paid, a ducking, to discover the lf: plexion, and a parade i11 which we H fashions of the past century. In the months following, we lea reading, writing, and math had to be upper classmen, the indomitable Coll and by the end of the year we felt our October again. Heaven be prais were Sophs! We knew it, and we wa the verdant Freshmen. No strangers grade, and were permeated by a feelii XV e felt a great duty devolving upon and we have never heard that any of t No longer are we Freshmen, or the burdens that will fall on our sh Page S ,e '1 had its beginning in October, l924. As hools we had been accustomed to receive ntering the portals of the College, of to be slighted. for a reception committee ent program including a feast, for which ffect of crude oil and mud on the com- atsu were used as models to display the rned that all our preconceived notions of reformed. Under the able guidance of ge Spirit was inculcated in our hearts, selves an integral part of the College. ed! VV e were Freshmen no longer. VVe nted everybody else to know it, especially now. VVe were free! We had made the g of self-assurance and self-importance. us, that of taking care of the Freshmen, hem felt slighted. their guardians. Vlfe are preparing for oulders. The feeling of Wisdom of our efveuty-nine I I

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