Oklahoma Presbyterian College - Ithanna Yearbook (Durant, OK)

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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY 4 I HR EE years ago there came into the collegiate department twenty- three radiant Freshmen who thought they knew nearly as much as the teachers about the three R's, but their faces soon felliwhen they encountered the trials of Latin and Algebra. During our Freseman year we had the star basket ball team as well as the star players and it is with pride that we boast of never losing a game and having the star tennis players-who took the championship away from our much beloved CPD Sophomores. Though we decreased in numbars in our Sophomore year we increased in knowledge and Mildred LeeCraft, Eva Ewing, Marye Harrison, Gladys Severance were added to our class roster. This year we boasted of the best musicians and vocalists among whom were: Mildred LeeCraft, Eva Ewing, Camilla McKinney, Myrtle Rushing, Anna George Mason, Lillye Isherwood, Marye Harrison and many others. We again claimed the championship in tennis and had the satisfaction of tearing down the Junior Class colors from the top of the main building and hoisting the Purple and Gold instead. Sad to relate the loving cup was won by the Class of 1914. ' And now this, our Junior year, we still boast of the best class in school. Our number has been increased by Tephia Folsom, Sarah Causey and Rose Wallace. Among our number are several musicians, artists, tennis players and star students. , 'We have gone through the usual social pleasures of a Junior among which are chafiing dish parties, a breakfast on the creek, and a Christmas party. And we are planning to entertain the Austin College Glee Club and the Senior Class. And next year we'll be the most dignified, most learned and the best class that has ever graduated from our dear old Alma Mater. Watch Us! it H1sToRIAN. 37a

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71 + 11312 ami! 'snug + If life were caught by a clarionet, Or clearly sung his true, true thought And the wild heart, throbbing in the reed, Gr utterly bodied forth his life, Would thrill its joy and trill its fret, Or out of life and song hath wrought And utter its heart in every deed, The perfect one of man and wifeg Then would this breathing clarionet Or lived and sung that Life and Song Type what the poet fain would be Might each express the other's all, For none of the singers ever yet Careless it life or art were long Has wholly lived his minstrelsy, . Since both were one to stand or fall: So that the wonder struck the crowd, Who shouted it about the landg A His life was only living aloud, His Work a-singing with his hand l -Sidney Lanier. 39