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

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Sa ing of Yocmxr. Gentlemen, this is not a very orderly ineetingf Objects of interest and affection. XVillie can't you get a little kinclling? XVAVG H . it at The eifect was inunejatef' That clear and concise presentation. I'ni a little old man down here in the bacl-:woodsf I know all that the author tells you and more, too BORGIQR. 1 It is very obvious that this class is not stuclyingf That is only parrot work. Do you understand that clearly ? One of the first things in mathematics is to learn to be sy'-.teinatical YovNG. I don't know, but if you want to, for certain, perhaps xou had better look it up Now I'11 let you ind that out for yourself. The class seems to be about equally lllld!'I'l'd4'li about thls question so ue will have to get Mr Hennburver to settle it for us. STOCKBRIDGE. Raise Cassava. 1

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How could that metal help turning green when you looked at it so hard, young man ? S0 you have my pincers, Caldwell I You call it borrowing, I call it taking, a doctor would call it klepto- mania, a lawyer would call it stealing and a judge would call it six months. Cox. The fact remains that i -. Double time sir, hurry l Oom Paul is a kind of Commandant of Cadets to those South Africans. CRooM. I If you have an engagement for next Friday night how about the next -- and what of the next? You will all have to take that examination over. WANIBOLT. How do you like that picture ? I wore my hair different then. You cannot use the proper emphasis unless you are letter perfect. No man has ever yet been, who could read that I perfectlyf INIARION. ' I don't mind telling you a thing a thousand times but when it gets over a thousand, I get tiredfl Get, get, get out! L' I can't teach these kids no grammar. MILLER. You juniors ought to have your pictures taken of your backs. Mr. Fleming don't you think you had better wait long enough to allow the photographer time to insure his camera. Can anyone tell me where joe is? BLAIR. You had better look it upf, Mr. Ives you haven't handed in that problem yet. Gossaizn. If you see a small snake or a lizard or such harmless things as that, pick it up with your hands, but if you see a scorpion you had better use the pincersf' 15S