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

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lt is Said hat: Major Rowe swiped grub in the mess hall. Prexy smokes cigarettes. Bridges is a ladies' man. Saussy can dance. The Faculty will all come to chapel some day. Fleming wanted to room with Heimburger. The young ladies all look like Normals. Thompson used to get up to reveille. The average age of our students is larger now than five years ago. The next day it rained. Burnett Vlfaugh put out a horse. Seymour Went a Week without being sick Lk? D. Ives knew his chemistry lesson once. Coogler teaches Prof. Borger mathematics. The Normals are good looking. It may be so. Mess hall grub is hot stuff. We'Xfe been there. The above-mentioned people will enjoy reading this page. But We Don't Believe It

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Whatis in a ame? j ,' - HAT'S in a name anyway is a question that we hear very often but it seems to us that lhere Q 7 - . , ' , . , Wi' I, is a great deal in some names, as will be seen by the follouing article written by an anong 57' i mous author, and dropped into our contribution box at our office door. Q :L So says the writer: Did you ever notice what romantic names our girls have? Listen. a11d don't forget. The BELL of tl1e junior Class has a weakness for HLTRIBOLDT cigars, and is also suspected of W' being quite fond of ROWE Cingl, while the PEARL of great PRICE seems to have chosen BRowN for Q her favorite color. HARVEY WALTGH must be somewhat of a glutton, for we have heard that he was very particular about his GRUBB, and We have been told recently that one of our Freshman friends had been PEEK Cingl very habitually lately. There is a BROOK CXValterj in town, along side of which you can very often see a blushing DAISY, Some of our young men are particularly fond of B.-iss, especially those who bear biblical names. KNIGHT is always popular among the boys, and RICE is a favorite among the boarders in the mess hall. GRACE is one thing we would all like to call our own, and it is said that one of our brainy juniors, some- times spoken of as The Man with the Hoe, is especially fond of the KITCHEN, and we believe it because his motto is Eat much, and get your rnoney's worth. We have in our midst an old-time NORMAN, who is said to be getting very STREETY lately. One of the sons of one of our professors is observed to be devoting most of his time for several months to a detailed study of SCOTT. 124