Columbia College - Columbian Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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li ll li l unior Class History fl i xl-IE junior Class, in dignity now seen, 5 .fi fat 'Q XVas once a bunch all robed in glowing green. In l9ll, we came up to this place ii 'f:iWiAf'f3Y 'Q - To do our tasks, to run a winning race. L t Qur verdure glowed, our backwoods ways surpassed, And prophets swore that they would always last, But after we had wept and moaned for home, And pleaded with our mammas please to come, l And with our 'kerchiefs rubbed our noses red, And leaned on tables, stretched out limp in bed, NYe went outdoors, and met a few old girls, , XYho drew us to them, then our hair in curls, i They gave us girls receptions-gay, galore, 1 XYe met some boys, and smiled, and asked for more, l And ne'er forgot in all this fun and glare l 4 l 'llhat we would see our mammas at the Fair. 'llhen came our Freshman Feast, with all its joys-- And how we wished that we could ask the boys! l But trips to town to buy the things to eat, l ll'ith0uf CI teacher-my! what joy complete! But soon an end must come to pleasures all, XX'ith tears and sighs we part until next Fall. I + -lr' + 5 i 5 i -Xs Sophoinores we were as wise and learned 'Xs any Senior, how heartily we spurned l l'hose poor green l'reshnien, that we laughed at so. , . Y i We teased them, hazed thein, stood em in a row L The chief delight of all good Sophomores ls in our lianquet, where gay laughter SOHFSS l .Xnd we no longer wish to ask the boys, lfor in our wisdom gone are all such toys, l lint we're not yet too wise nor high in state, y Upon the worthy juniors' beaux to wait, Foferv-owe ,,

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