Missouri Valley College - Sabiduria Yearbook (Marshall, MO)

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THE SABIDURIA SOIDIIOIHOYCS

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ix ii iii l vi ll ii li lb i V s. ii il I l X . I 30 THE SABIDURIA ' LEONARD V. I. BERQYLHOUS- ABRAM' B. LANS- HARRISON 'B TON ING. Philomaethean A. B. Houxonian ' Ph. B. Bairdean A. B. Marshall, Mo. Malta Bend, Mo. Elseberry, Mo. Rev.', Cider. Likes Very fond of Mar- Abrani Blood-good. things Easy. That girl certainly Is-a-belle. Rad, rad, rad. CHAS. B. LEEPER. Bairdean A. B. Marshall, Mo. A whipped dog, for he's rnarried now. O you. Photo by McChesney. guerites. Believes in i O. K. ing excuses. Suitor of Anna. Com- monly known as CFSOCY7 College Juniors Big Swedef' Coach Lindsay the second. I play football and all the Universities want me. KB WILLIAM RILY VAN 'BUSKIRK Bairdean A, B, Half Way, Mo. Van He's been a good Wagon, but he's all broke down. College poet.

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32 THE SABIDURIA AUBREY C. ROSS .... .... P resident. PAUL OLIVER ........ ..... V ice President. MARGUERITF. PILF. . .. ..... Secretary. RICHARD HORNF. . . . ..... Treasurer and Historian. SLOAN WHITSETT ............ . ........ Mascot. MOTTO- We Lead, Others Followf' COLORS-Crimson and Cadet Grey. I A THE REVIVAL OF LEARNlNG AT M. V. C. This following is a humble account of the glorious class of 1913, the bright- est star in the galaxy of classes from ,89 to judgment Day. Last year we were Freshmen, but this is a chapter in our existence which we have tried to blot out from the book of memory and are now doing our best to live it down. Last year our chief pleasures of life were in entertaining lavishly the class of '13 and modestly receiving the encomiums bestowed upon us by the faculty as the most erudite and polished set of students that ever entered the portals of this temple of learning. As to the memorable actions of this year, we have to ask a few questions. Who first organized, who first suspended an imposing banner from the frescoed dome of the Chapel, thus incurring our beloved Doctor's wrath, who Hrst climbed up into the tower, who tore down the pitiful rags of the lowly Freshmen and unfurled our banner to the breeze from the M. V. C. 5 who Hrst entertained this year, what is the most cosmopolitan' class? We have members from Pennsylvania, Arkansas, Tennessee, Texas and Mis- souri, and Echoe answers S O P H O M O R F. S. ' There are but ive young ladies in the class. While the display of masculinity would enrapture any girls' boarding school. Elizabeth Cochran: The most conscientious student the class has. She contributes largely to the pre-eminent osit' faculty. topmost pinnacle of p ion we occupy in the eyes of the Mary Hurt: To say she is a coquette or flirt would be heartless, so we will merely call her our popular girl. She, it is, who helps make this class the most powerful class socially. Marguerite Pile: Another lovabl it seems impossible not to associate with her McClymonds, who hails from the Quaker State, and a handsome Missourian, Hubert McDaniel. Cecil Francisco: Besides her many social graces, she is remarkably pro- ficient in working the Profs. r Margaret Manning: The most talented and lovable girl, not only in the Sophomore Class, but in the whole school. As for the boys, we will leave them to the tender mercies of the Sabiduria Stan, all Freshmen, alas. Space and modesty forbid a further mention f th o e Sophmen, but sufhce it to say they need no eulogy, they speak for themselves: Smart weed-hay seed, Whoop-a-la-hoo ! We're the Sophomores, Who are you? e student in our number and so popular that