Elmira Free Academy - Torch / Sagoyawatha Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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RUN EXT HILL. “DEACON” “Deacon Is quite an art critic, lie loves to din into the fine points of (lie “I'imiry cover and come out with the decision that lie “could do better than that. It's not ids fault he doesn't study, but Nature’s, for instilling in him such artistic genius that lie can't let a sheet of paper go by without marring ii with some masterpiece equal to the Mona Idsa.” “Dene is a shark in English History and can tell about all the Kings that ever scratched their bald heads with a crown. lie advocates the reading of modern works, such as Diamond Dick instead of “stuff as dry as Shredded Wheat. .Voir, look il ure. HARVEY HOI CK. “HABV” Harv” is the lad with the in- tellect. Kvery now and then he wakes up in German class and pulls a startling recitation only to go back to sleep again. Whenever Harvey wants to review for a test, all he has to do is to go over his mind, because it is always all there. Well, Houck, you are in right on tills. It always pays to do the work as it comes. -ril trll your teife.” rtl'TII HOPKINS. u BUSTS” A sympathetic, appreciative, loving girl, who wins our affection by her composed and gentle manner. She plays the part of a dainty fairy, and is as little as a minute but pretty as a [ilcture.” Her sunny nature and happy disposition have made her a welcome member of our class of 'Ht. Oh. how we admire those pink cheeks! “(jnotlnt'HH 11 ARK V 1IOWE. “heur” He's going to lie a farmer and lie lias a great deal of experience to start with. Harry can talk about haying in a way that would make an ordinary agriculturalist look ignor- ant. Now and then he is a printer at Howell's and In tried to get the class in delit by having the book done there, but we are not the bone- heads we look in our pictures.

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M. It 11C JKXKINS. r Hero’s tn our winsome mnld 'ho from the ce.uutry iliil come. Ami here’s to the pranks she has pla.ved As In our sehool she’s shared our fun. And here’s in her shining hr I - h t eyes. And here's to her sweet sunny smile. And here’s to the light of those eyes Whit It eould lure one many a mile. .Voir, irait. MCI IA .It 1 INSOX. Knelt class must have at least one prodigy. and l.eda is the prodigy of this class. When she first came tn us down at No. 1 and was seated in the Senior room, we all thought she was a Freshman put into Room - by mistake. Soon, however, the grave and grown up Seniors grew accus- tomed to having such a youthful and frolicsome child among them, and the Juniors forgot to wonder at the new Senior with her hair down her hack. And since then, to our pleasure, l.eda has continued among us. b caking till the laws concerning the conduct of Seniors and being her own cheerful and carefree self. .Vote, up in the country, etc.” IIAUOLI) JOHNSON. • I I » » Handsome and a woman hater! Hid you ever hear of such a thing? His mind turns to his studies, how- ever. and that oTsets the other point. A stude’”' or no! Just a clever, bright, fellow and we have lenrned from good information that he Is an excellent debater. Ills favorite hobby Is fancy ties and If you notice care- fully you will see that In wears the most ohje and fashionable ones. We won’t be hard on you. Harold, and say anything more, but the whole class likes you Irecnuse you are such att all around good fellow. '•Thin irini to o nail.” LILLIAN’ JOHNSON. 'Vital is on page ’JS| of the I hy sieal (JeographyV Or on page :!‘J1 ? Or on any other page you care to mention? Lillian knows what is on each of these pages as well as what is on every other page of the hook. And not alone the Physical Geogra phy does she know from cover to cover, but every other book she has over studied. Her devotion to her books is such that it is improbable that she will ever leave them. Very likely she will become a learned expounder of the mysteries of Phy- sical Geography, her favorite subject, and follow up the glorious career she began in the Academy.