Missouri Valley College - Sabiduria Yearbook (Marshall, MO)

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26 Photo by McChesney. 5 THE SABIDURIA OTTO F. SCHWEER Philomaethean B. S. Blairstown, Mo. Dutch Perfectly in- different to fair maidens- with one exception. Loves society work Knows football from Alpha to Omega. lcleal type of classic beauty. CLARA ISABELLE SMITH Pearsonian A. B. Marshall, Mo. Possesses an unbeliev- able thirst for knowledge. Vocalizes. Enthusiastic QFD Pearsonian. College Seniors K . ' T s - 'xx be f l , v l X .. 4 ll ., X .. '-fx -., it X . N

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28 THE SABIDURIA THOMAS H. GILMORE .......... . ..... President. BEULAH K. GARRARD ...... . ......... Secretary and Treasurer. COLORS-Carmine and Old Gold. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY. From Alpha to Omega, from Dan to Beersheba, from Grube to McGinnis, from amazing grace to a floating opportunity, we have been urged along the flowery paths of knowledge. We have been cajoled, suspected, called on the carpet, persuaded, counselled, rebuked, exliortedpoutlawed, tutored, Hunked, and conditioned with all long-suffering and diligence. VVe have unearthed Homer and Horace by every method approved and disapproved, from the 'tongueless silence of the dreamless dust' and laid them away in the cobwebbed recesses of our cerebral archives. With aching brains we have sought the rest room only to Hnd it rudely closed by the hand of a tyrant andupon the door written Nothing doing. Then we petitioned, we remonstrated, we supplicated, only to be spurned with contempt from the foot of the throne. Then we wrestled all night with the gods and there came an answerto our wishes, a new abode like a giant mushroom that grows in a single night. Behold the illustrious names. A. B. Lansing: Future lawyer. Has double compound cylinder jawbone and ballbearing tongue adjusted to the ten-millionth of a milligram. Even when his brain becomes hopelessly befuddled the machine goes on. Buzz! ' Mazee Bridges: Still working for her A. B. The queen of hearts. Even the gods do homage. T. H. Gilmore: Tommy Boy. So gentle and quiet. Lives with his eyes turned Slaterward. Also preaches. O, beg your parsnipsf' Beulah Garrard: Personincation of independent exclusiveness. The golden sunset within her hair. She blushes and looks down. Beware! Ross Campbell: Attends to his own business. Unscarred by Fate or Cupid. A jewel, sixteen onions fine. Wallace Grube: Future Dean an d millionaire. A chip off the old block. Raises watermelons. C. B. Leeper: Such a noise. Cuts u i l Parnassus. p n c ass. Revels in the breezes from Leonard Harrison: Says he is a preacher, Uokej Such a foolishness. A d goo scout. Writes long papers for the faculty. A future bishop. Percy Houston: Socrates 'fGot any chewin,' Van P A think-shark, 'Tll be a great man some dayf, We are the offspring of the gods And such 0 l V W g . gots. e cannot praise them enough, for we have been fearfully and wonderfully made. Our history is as yet unwritten, but Hung forth in full armour from the brow of our Alma Mater and placed in happy relationship with an All Embracing Intelligence' we shall write it in terms of nobility, where humanity reads the symbols of l'f, 1 e. lxlow smile in derision, for it is your laugh now But look ye to your arms for ye shall measure with us some day in an arena where bra l ve sou s go down. QCa1'pe dzemj Behold we come quickly. W. R. VAN' BUSKIRK,