Florida State University - Renegade / Tally Ho Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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lyAs Aoowo - lvQia 3 S1 Eloise McGriff, B. S. Her iron is a worthy frying pan Her scepter but a rolling pin. 11 Eloise arrived in Tallahassee and im- mediately began crying. Everything was done to appease her. Specialists were called in but the case was hopeless. How- ever, after many days she caught sight of a work basket. Her cries ceased, she held out her chubby hands and began cooing. This is why we see her here. Lizzie Norton, B. A. Here we have an acrobat. Stop and see her skin the cat. 11 Lizzie first really great achievement was when she balanced a basket ball in one hand at the age of three. Her sec- ond was when she was elected to the captaincy of her basket ball team in col- lege. Her third will be published in Leslie ' s Weekly. 11 24

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lyA A OOWO • lv91S Flora Hall, B. A. No excellence without great labor. In the beginning, Flora was placed in New York and as a matter of course at- tended Syracuse University. As soon, however, as she had reached the age of discretion, she saw the deplorable mis- take, and came to Florida just in time to spend her Senior year in the State Col- lege. Nell Kinney, B. A. Doth perfect beauty stand in need of praise at all? This is Nell. She honored the world with her presence on Wednesday, 18 — . Having obtained the rudiments of her education in Jacksonville and Pensacola, she received a B. S. degree from Sullins College, Va. The Florida State College for Women was delighted to give her a B. A. and from all appearance, Mr. will be charmed to give her an M. R. S. 23

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TVIyAtfS ' r.A.OOWO 1 12 The Legend of ' Nineteen Twelve Ye, who love to hear a story Of a class ' s daring contest, Love to hear of their great strivings, For the profit of their nation; Love to hear recited truly, How they changed their robes of ignorance For the garb of joy and wisdom. Listen to this simple story That Nineteen twelve records for you. On one dark and gloomy morning As we strolled toward the college Lazily in profound ignorance, There appeared in the distance Swiftly coming toward our campus Clad in mist, a white faced woman, With the features of Minerva. When she reached us she spoke, saying If you wish to possess wisdom Go into yon great green campus Where you ' ll find by searching closely A great oak. This tree of knowledge, You must strip of bark and branches, And that done, must cut the trunk down. But this task needs preparation, Which consists in four years ' labor. In the evening of the last day Of each year that you have labored You must try to fell the great oak. If you do as I have told you, On the last day you will conquer Not ' til then will you have wisdom. Spirit-like she stood before us, Spirit-like she vanished from us. Slowly now we made advances, For we knew there lay before us Labor, in this far-famed college. First, a mist there was around us, Then before, the tree of knowledge Stood in all its wondrous glory, With its branches overhanging All the pathway to the college. 25