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

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isten to Come, listen all unto 1ny song, It is no silly tale. 'Tis all about a Wonderful book, The juniors have for sale. The members ofthe junior Class A great year-book were making, And often by their anxious thoughts They set themselves a-quaking. They knew that they must write enough To H11 a hundred pages 3 And then the time they had for it, Would not make two men's ages. And then much money fhad to come From out somebody's pockets, To make our year'book's fame blaze out Like many bright skyerockets. M Tale of Woe. I07 So some of them, they went to work To make it a success, Some of them worked very much, Some more, some less, and less. Some would not try at all to help This helpless thing along, They seemed to think that all the class Had done them some great wrong. To Miss McClintock belongs the praise Of getting out this story. VVe wish that we 'might crown her head XVith everlasting glory. She cheered us on from day to day, And told us what to do, And helped us out in every way, To her all praise is due.

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Statistical Table. NAME. PET NAME. AGE. HEIGHT. XVEIGHT. DISPOSITION. FAVORITE DISH. FAILINGS. . .,.. .D D-. D., D l .D I C. O. FINCI-I, Cat Fish. Sweet sixteen. As great as his ,Scales too small. Very conceited. iBeans. Mashing. ambition. ' 2 F. L. CARREL, Smiley. Irregular. Two by four. IRoof too low. Retiring. Grits. Giddy. 5 M. M. lVlANN, Toby. Changeable. Two hands. Lost on scales. Flirtatiou. Suckers. Natural gas. 4 L. VV. BIORGAN, Parson. VVears a bib. Florida pine. I ton plus shoes. Hasu't Any. Cat gut. Dear boy. 5 E. H. CLUTE, Ikey Mirac- Cab-age. Reaches up well. Heavyweight. Wants the earth. Onions. lfse of hair oil. ulous. 6 T. C. THOMPSON, Chinaman. Out of kilts. Not c uite Ma'or. Teeth absent. Giddvish. Milk. Too much ut on. , , l J . , P 7 N. P. IVES. Incubator. XVait I'll see. Thought he'd stop. More after Meals. To slobber. Nerve tonic, Always late. S ARCHIE LIVINGSTON. Tickey. Young and giddy. Upish. One hour on her. To mash. Ants. Parts hair in middle. 9 G. O. PALMER, Skinney. Has shaved once. Still growing. Two pounds plus. High strung. XYind. Strong drink. IO j. M. PRICE, Baby. Hasn't any. 'Very small. Penny-weight. Child-like. Noodles. Too young for any II R. H. ROWE, Pie. Old and shakey. On the dead. 120 without head. To kick. jam. Big head. I2 L. T. P.-ITTILLO, Pat. Papa. Up and down. Unable to balance. VVants his way. Hot toniale. Too small shoes. I3 Eow. PORTER, Geezer. just beginning to Way up da'. Won't stand still. Of his stepfather Sausage. Feet not mates. think. I4 SCOTT EDXVARDS, Tiny. Has seen one Half as high as her. Thinks he's heavy. Too slow. Chicken feet. Too much girls. summer. IS j. ll. BRIDGES, Mama. Crib-age. Too small to stand. Scales won't stop. Girlish. Gizzarfls. Too loving. I6 F. N. FULLER, Duck. He don't know. Too small to One gram. To Bum. Cod fish. lTries to be big. mention. 17 S. T. FLEMING, Sheep. just out. 3 ft. 4 in. in front. I6 without socks. To Butt. Grass. Showing off. IS R. VV. HLlAIPHREX'S, Bricktop. In short pants. just her size. Rusty weights. Forward. Anything red. Stuck up. I9 C. FONT.-XIX, Bully. Growing bald. XVi1l improve. zooo plus powder. Scrappy. Anything sweet. Trying to beautify zo H. A. LAYCOCK, Craw Fish. Worn out. Reduced by One volt. Mild. Oat meal. To back down. rheuinatisin. 2I STEVE. JEWETT, Canflied. just votes. One stone. Qooo lbs. Scarey. Ham. Novels. 22 j. D. CRAvER, Sleepy. Still in crib. Even ten. 5 in morning. Too Bold. Rats. Low literature. 25 T. A. NILSON, Tebo. XValks. Seven plus Ii. Featherweight. Backward. Bacon. Excile ladies. 24 R. XV. LEBARON, Carmine. Old enough. Chuukey. loo without face. To sing. Syrup. To act big. 25 L. HEIBIBLYRGER, Man with Garb-age. Gauzy. ISO biscuits. Angelic. Everything. Temperance. Hoe. 26 H. D. XVAUGH, Killdee. Married. ro in shoes. I gram too much. Lowly lLol1aj. Cake. To get her attention. 27 B. H. XVAUGH, Freekle. Old enough to love. One head. I6 to I. Stubborn. Westcott. To attend class. 23 T. S. COOK, Diinple. Losing hair. Measured by ILJO before bath. To hog. Waffles. His looks. drops - 29 K. COOGLER, Professor. Getting grey. indeterminate. That of a mule. Terrible. Cow. Drinks too much. 30 LANEIR, Buck. To ride velocipede. Telegraph polet. Heavyweight. Hasn't any. Hardtack. Slang.