Memphis University School - Owl Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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m nmimimr ' ' m ' rmmiimmim IZ E .F .I ,T -Aj S j ' . ' tja ajg ' -AAfrri.iaA. .A«. ,■ . ■., .., .v.,, ... ■ .«. ..t: . « a. «.u l w ....,, The Faculty PRINCIPALS. EDff ' IN STDNET ffERrS. JAMES If HIT E SHEFFET RHEA. HOfl ' ARD GEORGE FORD. INSTRUCTORS. ED IF IN STDNET fFERTS, A. B. (University of Virginia. University of Chicago.) Isistrii il4ir ill T ' rciu ' li siimI (■oriiinii. JAMES fFHirE SHEFFET RHEA, A. B. (Hampden Sidney Ccillege, Va.) Iiislriictor in KiikMsIi. HOIFARD GEORGE FORD (University of Virginia,) Instructor in firt ' clv. JOHN BO T KIN McA LESTER, A. B. (Davidson College.) iiiNtriictor in ■:■ Iifiiiiitics. ROBERT EFANS DENNT, A. B. (Davidson College.) Iiistrnotor in History. ARTHUR THOMPSON BROIFNE Instructcir in I ' liy. sios aurt Director of tlie Gyinun.siuni. CHARLES CHRISTOPHER RIGHT, A. B. (University of Vii ' gTnia. ) Iii trii4 t 4»r ilk liiiiin. LEE McBRIDE f ' HiTE, A. M. (Cornell Univer.sity.) Instructor in I )iij£li.sli. iriLLIAM TATLOR [ -AT SON Instructor iu I ' cninnnsliip. Page Twenty.

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What ' s in a Name? Alone ,n the lar-e tounn -ear sat the Youn-G,bson nrl, Reed-in a Love story, while her Cheshire-cat was play- mg m the b ottom of the car with a Ball. Mac, Call-ed the girl to the Driver, Go a little faster. At her request the Driver sent the big car fairly flying over the Rhodes, tooting his Horn to clear the way. .xru- ' ? ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ■ ' ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' ■ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ho « « ' Hunters, many flocks of wild ducks and White-P.dgeons rose mto the air. Far in the distance was a high Hill, at the bottom of which the tinklm of a cow-Bell was heard. At last a high Church-ill came into view. Below this was the small village of Johnsto i one of the numerous Townes m that section. The Young-Gibson girl told the Driver to stop at the hotel As the auto slowed down, a Brown, weather-beaten man, who was the only black-Smith in the town, came upon the veranda When the Gibson girl asked for a drink of water, he escorted her to the Barn-well and, taking down one of the old- tashioned Potts from the Barr over the well, the Good-man gave her a drink of water. After receiving directions to take the road with the Northcross and being refreshed, the Gibson girl jumped into the car. What time is ,t? she asked the Driver. Pulling out his Elgin-watch, he replied, Must time to reach the Lake. As the mght was growing Mooney she urged him to drive faster. At last they arrived at Butte, and the Gib- son girl burned to the Mason-ic hotel, where she had ordered rooms. As she was ver tired from travel, she walked down the Hall to her rooms, and was soon in bed thinking of the time she would have on the Lake on the Morrow Page Twenty-Two.