Emory University - Campus Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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atmosphere hangs heavy with a very ancient and ish-like smell g the exported breezes are laden with coarse sentiments, and as the call, Platoons ready! steals in like Gabriel's blasts on a vile sinner, the reeking mass rolls over a few half-clothed Sophs like starnpeded cattle. When all but the sixth and seventh platoons are ready, the work begins. The monotony of the drill is broken by Pardon, beg pardon! After this a pinching process begins by way of inspection. In athletics we are still the recognized leaders. There has not been a single contest in which the Juniors have not borne themselves well. J. A. is still bucking centre. In the relay race we came out an exciting second. In basket ball we lost the pennant by but one throw of the ball. In base ball we hope to bear ourselves like men. In that most repre- sentative of all contests, pentathlon, which includes ive different contests, we won. This was Won by Messrs. Feagan, Wood, J. A. Smith, Little and Stipe. Of the ive we led in three and tied in a fourth. A strange thing is the hallucination under which the Sophomores are laboring. They think they are a race more athletic than that which once tackled Mr. Peter Juppiter, Esq. They think that what Vaughn cannot do is not worth doing, and that McAfee can throw spiral curves. It is a Wonderful class! And so '99, with a thrilling story behind her, getting closer and closer by the comrades that have fallen out, is marching on to that Promised Land. May every one of us be Seniors. EUGENE L. JOHNSON, Historian. 1 f ' r Far ' ' ,f r N 1 .. '21-AQ.: '11, '. H51 ' if 5 iii' - VQQ7 1 at fry ,g a 31

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