Columbia College - Columbian Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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THE S TIN CIN G NE TTLE HOU naughty little springtime flower, Here blooming with such ineeknessg Who charniest us with modest grace, Deceiving us with sweetness- When we with loving, trusting hearts lVould clasp thee but to kiss thee, Why dost thou pain the tender lips That ask but to caress thee? Thou teasing, dainty, treacherous Ilow'1', Thou starry, fair pretender, Dost thou thus mean to cruelly teach A That, whether rude or tender, The wooing touch of sinful man YVould sadly taint, pollute thee? That thou art queen, that he must bow, And with his eyes salute thee? '11 76 K K i

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1' GYPSY IIALTINVANGERZ U If my hair and brain Should change places Bald-headed I would be. KooT BRADDY: Man delights not mcg nor woman, neitherfl MARGo COX: I could lie down like a tired child. HREDI' NICHOLS: And gentle dullness ever loves at joke. UPEKIEU MCCOIJLOUGHZ Uncertain, coy, and hard to please. TRUDE DAv1S: Very like a whale. USKINNYH DUKES: As idle as a painted ship upon a painted ocean. HAUNTH GRIFFVPH: And learn the luxury of doing good. HOLD BIAIDU ELLEN: 'KA wee, snmll voice. uc-iOODYH DAVIS: What thou art we know notf' USAMH MERCHANT: Without a grave, un- coffined and unknown. HC. O. D. DUBOSE: Life's a jest, and all things Show itg I thought so once, and now I know it. USMARTYH BIURCHISONZ I awoke one morning and found myself famous. U B'LAZY I' FLYNN: I was made for something greater, nevertheless, I will continue the fight. SUG SULLWAN: I am not in the role of eonnnon main. AU REVOIR 'But when ai erony takes your liund In farewell to address you, He drops all foreign lingo and Simply says, God bless you. l J' 6:37 X