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

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unior Class Spirit. DR.iM.x'r1s PlCRSONi-li.-PRESIDEN'l', F.xcr'I.'rx'. STUDEN'rs. SCENE.-Florida State College. ACT I. SCENE I.-Chapel Hall. PRESIDENT, F.xcUr.rY AND STVDENTS. PRESIDENT.-Prof. W'amholt is with us and will meet the Business and Prep. Classes at the Hfth period QDrums beat and students retirel. . SCENE 2 -College Hall-a public place. Enter in procession Lieut. Patillo, with sword drawn: Lieut. Morgan, Lieut. Mann, Lieut. Flennnfr fol lowecl by a great crowd of juniors. LIEUT. LIEUT. LIEUT LIEUT LIEUT LIEUT. PATILLO.-I call you to witness the announcement that was made in chapel this morning MORGAN.-'What did he mean? That is, the ti111e our class meets. PATILLO.--I suppose he meant for ns to meet with the Business and Prep. students. MANN.-XVell, he surely meant wrong. FLEMING.-He must have meant it. because he knows we can't take it any other hour. MANN.-Say, suppose we clon't go to class to-day. ALL AGREED.-We won't go. LIEUT. PATILLO.4P1'Of. XV3.lllbOlt don't know juniors. All right. Let's go to our room or ne ll iax e to meet with Business and Preps. tFirst bell rings.J Quick! Every one to his room. 116

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XIII. SYRUP DESTROYERS. BVCHHOLZ. SEYIIOUR. LIC BARON. AI-PELI.. FLIQMING. BIO PAT. CIRIFFING. BRIDGES. TI-IOIIPSON. HISIBIBIIRCZER PII'rTIsII,II.I.. XIV. SUGAR DESTROYERS. SIMONTON. ANDERSON. NILSON. FONTAINI-3. COI.EII.IN. COOGLER. COOK, ARENQIIIIA. TIIOIIIJSON. HliIBIBLIRGIiIi P.x'r'rIsII.II.I,. XV. COCOA DESTROYERS. IYES. I.IvINus'I'ON. PRIQIQ. CONE, W. R,Ix'SOR. CIIRRILI.. FINQII. MANN. INIORGAN. ROWIL. TIIO3lI'SfJN. HICIII'IIILIRGIfIR. PATTISII.-II.L Iprefers coffeeb. XVI. GRITS DESTROYERS. BRIDGES. CONIQ, B. SIINTII BIARI.-X. THAGARII. DOUGHIQRTY. HUIIPHRIQYS. FILXRNSIIJIZS. II'Ii5. MI'OOIf. INIARZONI. SINGLIQTON. TIIOIIIJSON. HEIIIBIIRGER. PATTISIIALL. XVII. DESTROYERS OF EVERYTHING. TIIOMPSON. I'IEIIIIBI'RGER. P,xTTI5II.xI.I.. XVIII. DESTROYERS OF SCRAPS. PAT'S DOG. TIIOAIPSON. HIQIIIBUROER. PATTISHALL. BRIDGES. II5

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SCENE 3.-Prof. W'ambolt seated at desk. Second bell rings. Enter one Prep., Miss Burke. PROP. XV.-XINIBOLT.-INIISS Burke, it seems that you are going to be the only one i11 class to-day. MISS BURKE.--Perhaps the others are a little late. PRUF. VVAMBOLT fafter waiting three minutesj.-I wonder where all the juniors are to-day? Wlhat is the matter ? Not a Iunior here. Miss BURKE.-I don't know, sir. It seems that they are not coming. Pkoif. XVAMBOLT.7I'll step out a few minutes and try and see what is the matter. SCENE 4.-In college hall and entrance to young ladies' sitting room. ' Pnolf. XK7AMBOLT.7hli5S McClintock, where in the world are the Juniors to-day? YVhy are they not at class? Miss INICCLINTOCK -I am sure I don't know. Prof. XV2l111l3Olt. I supposed they were all in class. P1401-'. XVAMBOIJP.-No, there's not one of them there. I can't understand it all. Miss MCCLINTOCK.-I will call the Gtlicer of the Day and see if he can End them. Qlinter Officer of the I7ay.j Pkmf. XV,-XltlBOI,'1l.-P16656 search campus and barracks for juniors. 1 Exit Cfhcer of the Day.J Pnoif. WAMBoLT.-Well, Miss McClintock, there is not a one in sight. fRe-enter Oflicer of the lJay.J OFFICER OF THE D.fw.-Sir, there is not a junior on the campus or in the barracks. MIS-is MCCLINTOCK.-XX'ell, I never saw a crowd get so completely out of the way before. Ha, Pro- fessor! I see through it now. PRoF. VVAMBOLT.-'Pray, tell me how. Miss BICCLINTOCK. dXVEl'El1't the Business Students and Preps. to have met at this fifth hour, too? '1lll2ltlSfl!l1l-171' 671155 Sjnfzfl. Good for them. 117