Randolph Macon College - Helianthus Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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SENIOR 'YELL ii ...---. Yum, qYum! I ' W Fiddle, diddle, bum! fHump, stump! A Flanima diddle, i A Ara bubble. ' A V Rigdum, jigdumi Botta, Mota,' Cairo, i A 'Dilco dairo,1 A x U Q 'V Seniors, Senidrsg Rah! , , 1This yen is rQspQctful1y bdqueaithed no our sister class, 191oy 4 '. 1 Q HN: Vi. 36 V J' U sim

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The world is hers to conquer now, The world is at her feet, Deepest rc-rerem'e is hers, Q Respect and homage sweet. I-lor brain has grown a pound in weight, Shes taller by two feet. She has gained a ton of dignity- And naught-nine would add-1-oneeit. Ilut she's all right, this Senior girl, l'll stake my life on that- liut lo! There moves before my eyes A scene to wonder at. A bright and shining silver cup ls given to Captain Kate, And a banner labeled Champions ls waved by naughty-eight! Other pictures eome and go And mingle into one, The Senior's thought and industry And science, art and fun. l And though I see no laurels Entwined about her hair, ,l know a crown of brave sueeess, In justice, should be there. And 'I' would fill a glass to you Ntdith blessings by the score, My dear old friends of naughty-eight, And then some blessings more. And always when they're drinking toast Wherever 1 may roam, In thought lfll pledge a health to you Ere you vanish in the foam. To live the old life over, I wish it not-and yet, There still remains within my heart A shadow of regret. And as 1 leave it all to turn Upon a. broader way. This hardly seems like sehool at allg But one long holiday. ANN U1 29 fu INER

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Rogues Gallery SteaZ! To he sure they may, and eged serve your best ihmtghts as gypsfes do stolen, CILHCZ7'0'll'-!iiSjllg1t7'G them to ff Kfffff S N i il ,, ., -Q Z Mmm I-iIx0XVN ll'A'l'c111cu, ex-president of '08, tall, .mtliontaiiive and independent with a heart of Stone, in 1908 was arrested on the charge of obtaining positions under false pretenses. An investieation followed in which it was found that D her brain had a weakness for troasurerships. She omthe 'em pass for their own. 'V I! , , , .Q I , 0 , ,i NZ? f ,, fs Wllffl ll lr c'-.l:- .. Gl1AC1l41 lBAGLl4ZY, with golden hair and smile, was known to he sadly in need of height. For . years her elders watched this growing desire, fearinf disastrous results. March 3, 1908, a 5 policeman happened along Main .Street just as Grace was cutting inehes off a yard stiek. Ile took her up. For this aet she was elevated in height several feet Aby being suspended to a pole. was sentenced to ten years of treatment in an .2 U3 14 .. - .. ,.. ., - .. FP TJ TD 'rf :r O U9 A E TP 'D : O Q 23 W D .. .. : O : 5 O G Q. FD :l-' O BBEEBAIEHH was turned into a Stone. S' , Q 5 gl f .U X 9, ll E ,mlb A . Q 31