Elizabeth College - Caps and Belles Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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Miatnrg nf Ihr Svnphnmnrr Qllana The second mile stone has been past ! We are Freshmen no longer l While there are many more hills to climb and we know not what the next turn of the road may bring, yet the journey seems not so long, nor the Way so steep, as We stand at the vantage point of Sophomorism. In the fall of 1910, we returned to Elizabeth to take up once again the duties, as Well as the pleasures of College life. We were joined by eight other Sophomores and we became the class of thirteen in number as Well as in name. The Sophomore year is usually looked upon as a year of grind, and in this We are not disappointed. Truly the way of a Sophomore is hard! But our sister class has held out the helping hand, and nothing in our year has been enjoyed so much as the reception given to us by the Seniors in March. We Worked hard to uphold our class during the Basket Ball Tournament, and did succeed in winning the Fresh-Soph game. But we were no match for the Senior and Junior teams, and since we could not have the cup, We are glad to know that it Went to the Seniors, our sister class. And so, chanting lustily our class yell : Thirteen, Rah I thirteen rah I Nineteen thirteen, sis, Boom, Bah! Green and White Wah, who, Wah l Nineteen thirteen Rah! Rah I Rah ! We march along the Way, hoping that the best is yet to be. HISTORIAN. 23

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A Tlnazt in the Svnphnmnrrz Here's to the years so quickly passed 3 Here's to the dear old Sophomore classg Here's to our friendships not a few 3 Here's to health and happiness too. Here's to the girls of White and greeng Here's to the fat ones and the lean, Here's to the short ones and the tall, Here's best Wishes to one and all. Here's to those who are shining lights, Here's to those Who fight for their rightsg Here's to each and every task, And all with the love of the Senior Class. By 01, Senior. 22

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