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Page 19 HE TEfiriOP . CLA S S Jennie Bell: Entered school session 1903-04. Member of Lomax-Hypatian Literary Society. Captain of basket ball team. Fine player, and, even during the excitement of the game, never fails to use elegant English. Her inability to comprehend Geology is a great drawback, but she is beginning, gradu¬ ally, to comprehend the Flagg’s relation to that subject. To make sure of escaping the reward of the old maid, she hung a wish bone over the library door and caught fine game. Drives away the blues by sing¬ ing ”01d Black Joe.” Dallas Lomax: Phi Delta. Entered school session 1904-05. Business manager of Lagniappe. Assistant instructor of Book¬ keeping. Senior class representative ’07. Has been dubbed the ” Emersonian Lad.” Very quiet and unassuming. Firmly be¬ lieves in posing for his picture. Shuns all honors with great energy. Objects to ex¬ pressing idle opinions, but has many high ideals for the future.
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Page 18 THE SESflO-R CLASS 4 Phil Bridendall: Zeta Alpha Kappa. Entered school session 1903-04. Assistant Busi¬ ness Manager of Lagniappe. Member of Lomax- Hypatian Literary Society. Con¬ testant for Lomax Medal ’06 and ’07. Phil is our timid member; says little but is a fine collector. Found to be trustworthy altho having large funds in his possession. Has a fine way of giving girls a hint—presents them with large wooden spoons. Mattie Burnham: Sigma Phi Iota. Entered school session 1 904-05. Member Pelican- Agatheridan Literary Society. President of Senior class. Highest delight, a class meeting. Greatest art, hooking Seniors trying to escape from it. Always at the office to see about the Kings Daughters’ latest project. Not a bit stuck up as her name might indicate, Mattie Clair Rosetta. A tireless reader, whose ambi¬ tion is only to reach Finis.
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Page 20 THE SE flO ' R CLASS t Charlie Goyne: Alpha Omega. Entered school session 1 902-03. Star ball player. Is the unfortunate member of the class, always having trouble with his means of navigation. Loud thru halls and corridors echoes the sound of his martial tread. Claims Poe as his poet. Didn’t he write something about Annabel? Gussie Lane: Entered school session 1903- 04. Member of Lomax Hypatian-Literary Society. Hypatian representative ’06. Oration subject, Woman’s Work.” Lit¬ erary Editor of Lagniappe. Representative of Senior class 07. Deigns to speak to very few people. Is constantly humming that old familiar tune, Where Have You Been, Billy Boy, Billy Boy, to the disgust of her friends. Favorite flower, Sweet William. 7 alks exceedingly loud and never stops. Has great confidence in her ability to succeed with any thing she undertakes.
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