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

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Athletic Records. These records are all authentic and will be vouched for by the State Board of Agriculture. EVENT. XVINNER. Running Broad Smile, . . BORGER, . . . . Vl'alking from College to Castle, . . CARREL, . . . . . . Walking to Duncan's Bar and back fx stopj, KINNISON, O.: IVES, N. 3 LIvINOs'roN, Getting up to breakfast, .... THOBIPSON. Raising Rough House, . . Inspecting' Q8 cadets in one roomj, Eating Mess Hall Biscuits, . HEIIXIBITRGER, . One-mile bicycle, from town, PROF. YVAUGH, Getting on Sick List, . . SEYMOUR, . . Running Broad jump, NILSON, . Swiping pie in Mess Hall, . . M.-XJOR Rows, . Going to Opera without permit, . . . PALMER, . . Note.-This record will be certiried to by Couunandant Cox, Officer of the Day, all of whoin witnessed the above. 132 LE BARON, MITCHELL: CONE, B.,. PRESIDENT Yocum, Profs . Young, Crooin RECORD. 68 hours, continuous. 28 seconds. J, hours. NO record. Only Once. 31. 25 minutes. IQ days per month. NO record. I piece. Once. and Borger and the

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onder Wh - Carrel visits the castle every day ? Thompson has changed so? He has stopped dancing. He is going to discontinue the use of cigarettes Professor Croom looks so melancholy lately? ls he thinking of the past? Is he losing his Svlfvh Heimburger has quit visiting the Lillie? Has he given up ? Pat. can't make up his mind which one he likes best ? Morgan has been late to taps so often ? Ollie Kinnison has changed so ? He must have it bad. Livingston is always chasing a little Birdie ? - Rowe attends church so regularly Sunday nights? Is he taking a special course in English ? Finch doe-sn't go to town so often as he used to? Has Irvie given him the marble heart ? Burnette Waugh admires Scott so ? Our President takes part in cake-walks in Tallahassee, and not in Lake City ? The ladies at Cornell liked Prof. Young? VVas it because of his assumed name? Bartlett has the sore eyes? Did he gaze at the Brook too hard? Laycock thinks so much of Mert Mann ? Does he consider him his nephew ? Thompson and Carrel didn't room together? They send all the wet and water-sogged wood, that they can't burn at the shop, up to the Barrack lt took Professor Borger two weeks to go from Lake City to Chicago? Lieutenant Cox is so lenient with the boys who are late to taps? Has he been through it all ? The Board saw Ht to heat the Dormitory at all? Wouldn't it be rhaapvr not to have stoves ? They don't have a Waterbury clock in the hall? 134 J S