Florida Agricultural College - Pinakidia Yearbook (Lake City, FL)

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We feel sure that as long as Professor have a department in Biology that will be the pride of the State. Gossard, Professor Huine and Miss Yocuui remain with us, we will YVe acknowledge that Cicero was a great Latin scholar, and that Aristotle was a Master of Philosophy. XVe have both of these in one man-Professor VVaugh. 'We are proud of the fact that Mr. VVainbolt, I and one of the best orators in the State. our nstructor in Elocutiou, is the most eloquent preacher We know that no school has a Coniniandant that can equal Lieutenant Cox. As a man, he is loved by each and every one of the cadets, and, in his olhcial capacity, he is E Pluribus Unu1n. Lastly, but not leastly by any means, we would like to say something to express our appreciation and reward for Miss McClinto k, but we are utterly unable to ind words which are fitting. As an instructtr in C3 -f D English and History. she can not be equaled, and, at the sanie tinie, by her universal kindness and extraordinary tact she has won the hearts of every student of the Florida Agricultural College. BIORGAN. 3 - O D ex , i?P,vc . , - X ss iw ' 3. gen -- - NL, D .. X -Wi.. , is f ' - xx ' LL. 'a, f - X N 1 . 1. , ul 3 I V,- gt if I 5, 'Q l -,J v r., -2,311 w th Il. sl, ,Simi ti F , I' fm,-6 git, fi 1 ' , .- ,r g g. ,, - .i 3 ,L i A , it I E- I5 'mg Qi if . J va! ' I HD i .3 f 'Q . f i, U iltk , P ji Q4 Ng 'B F 5, '. it. ' 5 '3- jf ,aff - 3134? lil gl' 1 'LL-,fy , iifgytvll g ai. haf-'f' N VJ , . e fv af 3 18:21, K ,WW x ,mi '- ,V xy mm p. ty, U .,,, i S8

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Charge to the Juniors. To THE CLASS or 'ggz The last scene of the drama played by the class of '98 has been reached. The actors are about to leave the stage. We have given you some comedy, and now the death-scene, the tragical, comes before you. You are no strangers to the fact that the career of the class of '98 has been an illustrious and glorious one, so that you may well put aside some of the grief you feel at our departure, and rejoice in the fact that you, the members of the junior Class, have been made sole heirs to '98's large but rather diverse estate. It is to this last will and testament that we now ask you to listen with all due reverence. This will has been duly signed by each member of the class of '98, and in addition bears the name of three witnesses, viz. : THE A1x11,xB1.E ARCHIE PERSONS, M. Se., ST. PETER HERBARIUM ROLPHS, M. Sc., and his assistant, P1QU.-XRIUM LAINSECT QUAINTANCE, M. Sc. This final will and testament is subject to three conditions, which are as follows : Fz'rsz'.-Should any Junior see fit to embark upon the ocean of matrimonial bliss, our sympathies are hereby extended to him or her, and that me1nber's portion shall revert to any member of '98 who may be in the college. Serozzd.-Should any junior ever forget himself or herself so far as to carry on a fan or handkerchief flirta- tion with any other than a member of '99, the aforesaid junior shall relinquish all right to the property and bene- fits bestowed by this will. 716141111 and Lasfllf.-Any junior who shall knowingly smoke a cigarette, join in the midnight revels of the K. of C., or attempt to enter upon the scholastic duties of 'QQ with more than half-dozen back studies, shall lose go