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

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Not only in the F. A. C. are we represented, but outside we can pride ourselves on the success of Messrs. Calhoun and Edwards at the bar, Mr. Acheson the machinist, Sergeant Clements in the Cuban war, and Messrs. Echmendia, Matthews, Rowe K., Smith and Merrill at the bookkeepers desk. XYe have sent out Mr. Hopkins 'ony to write another Hail Columbia 3 Mr. Hale to write L' A Man VVithout a Country : and Mr. Fox to do as his greatest ancestor did. Miss Culpepper was married long ago, Misses Hale and McClintock are eminent teachers in prominent colleges of the South. Again we have been very charitable to the lower classes. VVe have scattered classmates by the wayside and especially are the Juniors to be congratulated at the greatest reception of this superfinity from which they get most of their light-candle light at best. Vile might infer then that theirs is a reflected light coming from the Senior Class-feeble on account of the long distance always kept between tl1e two. But aside from the preceding these third-year disciples are first in bed, first on sick list, and first to the fruits of the dining hall. Floating along heretofore in the foremost files of time the Class of Nineteen Hundred will soon be an organization only to be remembered with the passing years. Laboring under some adversity, and being shoved around to suit the convenience of irregular students, its work has probably fallen short of what it could have been. Whatsoever success it may have had was due to the work of the students and the skill of the teachers, to whom this year's graduates tender their sincere thanks. XVhat their work and distinction may here- after be, no earthly being is able to foretell. One intends to be a doctor, another a chemist, and the third Il lawyer and poet. Wheresoever the Stream of Fortune may carry them it is hoped that they can End the way to final success, humble though it may be. Rah, Rah, Ree, XVho are we, The lucky three, Who are numbered In the Class of Nineteen Hundred. 22

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LLOYD W. NIORGAN, . SAMUEL T. FLEMING. . PEARL PRICE, BORGER, JOIIN J.. FLEMING, SAMUEL T., FINLEY, ANNIE BELL, HEIDIBLTRGER, LINDLEY, LEITNER, HOPE L., . BL-XNN, NIERTON M., MILLER, A. SNOWDEN, MORGAN, LLOYD VV., NILSON, TEBOUH A., OFFICERS. Mm-TO.-'uO1I 'IU ll KN COLORs.4Cerise and White. FLOWER.--Carnation. Rah, rah, ree 5 who are we? Juniors, juniors, F. A. C. Hi, ho, hun 3 Johnny, get your gun: Ifyou can't fly you h'd better run I For we're the class of IQOI. Lake City . Archer Lake City . Deland Dunellon, . Ocala Lake City Churchill PATTILLO, LOVICK T.. MEMBERS. Fla Fla PALMER, Fla PRICE, J. Fla XNARREN, Fla XVAUGH, Fla. EVA UGH, Fla XVILSON, Fla XVILSON, NVest Palm Beach G. ORIN, PEARL, J. ETHEL, HARVEY D., BURNETTE H., W. HORACE, ALPHELTS K., l '1 z'.vz'dc11 I. I '1'u'-P1z's1'a'w1 I. LSt'fl'CflT1'1' and 7il'CcZ.YI!l'c'I. Osteen, Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake City. City. City, City, City. City, City, Fla. Fla. Fla. Fla. Fla. Fla. Fla. Fla.