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A B. Pearsonian Y- v P Y' squeamish, old-maidish affair, who spends his time skipping school and knocking. gentle calm nciseless pneu matic The absolute person ification of stillness THE. SABIDURIA IRA W. BARNETT Marshall. Mo. Bunn A nice riss HELEN CAMPBELL A. B. Houxonian Marshall. Mo. Tho' he's absent, yet he's near. ' And he has now been gone a . year. dllullege Seniors! BERENICE CLARK Houxonlan Marshall Mo Solemn sedate quiet RUTH COCHRAN Houxonian Marshall Mo She needs no eulogy she speaks for herself She also cries in sympathy for ,I B 19 U'-
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TI-IE. SABIDURIA of course, what other pttipose could it serve? Dr. Griffin had to go away to the Philip- pines and spend a year pzeparing to instruct these knowing lads and lassies. Prof. Shepherd had to go to New York and stay away two on the same errand, and as for the old Librarian - why they just simply proved to the faculty that she was no good at all and so they got a new one. It was also found that more room was needed in the basement and Uncle Dan was moved out and an extra office built. A new power house was built in order to keep things up to the standard this class set. Even the Campus was remodeled on account of some of the members of this class. The trees have all been artistically trimmed and flowers may be seen blooming every spring on the Campus where before the advent of this class all was waste and void. . Wonderful! Wonderful! You say to yourself, but just wait- the most wonder- ful thing accomplished by this most versatile and daring crowd of stunters was the Sabiduria of '07, produced under great difficulties but reflecting their miraculous geniosity Cwhy yes I am a senior, I have a right to coin a wordl and ability. This noble work shall be left as a monument tn their memory. l would tell of the miracles wrought by this class of '08, but as l said in the introduction plain facts alone will be stated. Now we realize we are granting a great favor, but since the juniors have shown a propensity for following our example, we will give some valuable advice to those who may follow in our steps. Boys-take Mr. l-ludson's advice and never leave Marshall. Stay with Marshall and you will always be in good company. Mabel says - Love everybody. Ruth says -- Love your teachers and learn your lesson verbatim. According to Mr. Cortner - Graft and blow + Graft again. h l-lave a jolly good old time while you can, you won't be young but once, says Bert a. 'Please help the Delta Staff for my sake, says Helen. Now listen to Ralph, the secret of his success is about to be disclosed, '5 The reason l am great is because l have brains. ' ' Whatever you do don't monkey with canned goocls '- Bourne. 'Well a fellow should be engaged a long time before he marries. 'fake my ad-- vice - Delong. Get a megaphone if your lungs are weak, but by all means take out a policy in the Hot-air Blowing Co. , quoteth G. M. G. ' Laugh and grow fat - Ruth Dickson. Be a Bairdeann - Maud England. Take your chewing gum out of your mouth, girls. before you propose, says Bessie Catherine. Write your thesis early - Lela. C-et you a girl and try a course in Campustry the Spring quarter, so saith Sister Barnett. Now all l have to say is, Love your teachers and study hard. lt's worth trying for, so though - . The way ain't sunny Don't you fret, Cheer up honey You'll get there yet. BERENICE CLARK. 3' THE REASON l BECAME GREAT, by R. M. Davis, on sale at T. B. Gill's Book-Store. . 18
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THE SABIDURIA te clo J. E. CORTNER A. B. Pearsonian Marshall, Mo. Laropin goocl truck. I deny the allegation and defy h ' ' ' d alligator. an so on so forth. RALPH M. DAVIS Bairclean Omaha Ill l expect to be a great man some clay. Oh, how things change dtuliege Szninrs E. E. DELONG Bairclean Benton, Kas. O so cute. Eight years of courtship cloesn't seem to be enoug h. CORA DICKSON Ph. B. Pearsonian Marshall Mo True as the neeclle to the pole or as the dial to the sun. 20
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