San Diego State University - Del Sudoeste Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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WHITE and GOLD 17 of Way? while our dignified history teacher assumed the character of ttInnoceuce Abroadh tin no sense A broadi, and it is needless to say that he was scarcely recognizable by his old friends. Our editor-in- chief as the ttMan before Metals gave us the Wright conception of this ancient race. Other books represented were HPlain Tales from the Hills tfox tailsy NThe Lamp Lighter ttwo nlatchesi' ttThe Light that Failedh tan extinguished candlei, and itThe Last of the MohicansH tansi. One of the most unique and interesting features of the excellent program was the reading of the' first issue of the uWhite and Gold. As it was ready to go to press, so the editor says, the press broke. Miss Fannie Rowlee, the editor-in-Chief, consequently read from the original manuscriptea roll a little less than a mile long, and con- taining many humorous Character sketches. Our wise co1n111ittee,recognizing the weakness of some of the faculty present and fearing their inability to recover unassisted from the effects of the glimpses of themselves as others see them, now called us to the banquet. Dancing then followed, after which, with the singing of some familiar songs, we closed our eveningis pleasure. 1th? HO ran to help me when I tell, And kissed the place to make it well? My Mother. Who bored me with a long, dry speech About exams and uHow to teach'? Our President. Who saw me answer with a frown, And coolly turned my ticket down? Herr Shafer. Who froze my blood with looks of scorn And sent me out disgraced and worn? Miss Derby. W110 caught me bluHing cheerfully, And called me down most fearfully? Dr. Moore. Who wanted ideas up-to-date, And marked my work ttin-ad-e-quate'i? Miss Batchelder.