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

Page 160 text:

F.-xcv LTY. YOCUM. McC1.1NTocK. CRooM. HUME. FIGUROA. DE SHA, B. Conn'n'T. STOCKBRIDGE. M.-XRION. XV.-XMBOLT. Crinds. PL7I'lIfI.7l'g al Ihaxekflzzzllx qf lfifzzc Zllbllfh arf' 110iu1'1'u1r,v. Nature hath formed strange fellows in her time. KVe took sweet counsel together According to his virtue let us use him. She is-but words cannot tell what, Think what a woman should be, And she is that. Frosty, but kindly. I hear i11 the chamber above ine, The patter of little feet. She is a great observer, and looks quite Through the deeds of men. Such art of eyes I never saw in books. I'm not so young as I once was. My lord, I would entreat your honor to scan this thing no further : leave it to time They that govern the most, make the least noise. He that by the plow would thrive, Himself must hold or drive. How firm a foundation. Good sentences and well pronouiicedfl T49

Page 159 text:

Major or Colonel ? COMMAND.-XNT tat a tactics recitation of commis- sioned oihcersj.-4' Major Rowe, what is the ditfer- ence between the insignia of rank of Major and Lieu- tenant Colonel ? ROWE.-- I don't think there is any, sir. COMMAND.-tNT.-- Then we may expect you to have these other cadets call you Lieutenant-Colonel, may we not, sir ? l' O. K. The YOUNG SOPH upon being asked how the little stenographer was, replied, He's O.K. In Ceometry Class. STATE SUPT. SHEETS Cvisiting Fresh. Math.9-- This is about as ha1'd as Cuban language to under- stand. A Dillicult Psychological Problem. M-RG-N.- Pat, someone has made a standing date with her for Friday nights after this week. PAT.f I have one for this week all O. K. Sure Pop ! The Houseboat on the Styx. The ,QQ GRADUATE.- I don'tsee why the lower classmen enjoy The Houseboat on the Styx so much, I since they can't understand the allusions. I myself did not like it at all. S.xt'ssY.- Oh, how can you say that l Its simply fine l But then, you must know a little something about mythology and history to appreciate it. Anglo-Saxon Words. PROF. XV. Cin logicj.- XVilson, what is a fallacy. WILSON.-ii Something that has no truth in it. PROF. W.- No, sir! That's a lie l The Choosing Boy. Heimburger is somewhat of a choosing disposi- tion. His choice in jewelsis the Pearl, in flowers, the Lillie, in food, Oats t,O'itsl, antdl a Bell is his favorite musical instrument. Notice. Special attention is called to the fact that Frankie LeRoy Cartel carries a select line of Photographic Supplies, Dark Rooms, Cleveland Views, and makes Virginian Scenes a specialty. If you would add to your art collection, something rare and novel, get one of those graphic word pictures which he presents daily to all with whom he may chance to come in contact.

Page 161 text:

WAUGH,AC. V. Plays such fantastic tricks before high Heaven as make the angffl lauuh I I BARNES. GOSSARD. MILLER. BORGER. xr FINLEY. H JERNIGAN. JOHN YOUNG. ELMORE YOUNG. sz SENIORS. It ROWE. 'K CL PRICE. THOMPSON. as Miss YOCUM. HADLEY. al 41 cl H :L I am Sir Oracle, ' And when I ope my lips, let no dog bark. Delightful task ! to rear the tender thought, To teach the young idea how to shoot. You may get the wedding garments ready. Thou art a fellow of a good respect. Haunting the hills, the stream, the wild, Swallow and aster, lake and vine, To him grew human or divine. Have you seen joe ? Forsooth, a great arithnieticianf I teach my lips its sweetest smile, My tongue its softest tone. Not to-day, I'll do it to-morrow. An old favorite. A harmless, inoifensive creature. A very gentle beast and of a good conscience. And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew, That one small head could carry all he knew. H vv And thereby hangs the tale. When shall we three meet again ? All's well that ends well. I am a man more sinned against than sinning. A man after his own heart. You're uncommon in something, you're uncommon small Come, rouse thee, now. O, bed! O, bed ! delicious bed l 150