Synodical College - Seminole Yearbook (Fulton, MO)

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'WV- if V J! f X mv!! 'Q W! I QQ 4 Ts.. gfgk ...N . 35? Q Y kv: ' ff! f ,U NX 'xysfjis 4... F 'K f . - B - - - f - J M N ' ' x , f . . X . - V lx ff ,Af . X . 4, I ,I W., HA l x P ' f 1 f HICN 1 ' fllf H ' nl. jfresbman anh Supbumunz Clilafs M0'r'r0-No royal road to being a Senior COLORS-P1u'ple'and Ifffhite . IXIARGARET POTTENGER ---. P,-widen, MARY OREAR - - - gm-etam, GERTRUIJE STONE ' T.,fea,m,fe,f Historian NELLE Mmanox Really you can't expect much history of a Freshman-Sophomore class. Now, can you? Freshmen are always supposed to be fresh, green, and grassy. This being the case they, of course, have not had enough experience in any- thing to make a long history. . - The Sophomores, too, are in about the same predicament as the Freshmen, because they are still green. The only marked difference is some of the fresh hed off. That's what we're here for, some of us at least, to acquire a polishg not a polish like Lella Mae uses on her finger nails but a polish of manner and mind. We're just beginning our history. VVe are laying the foundation. Look ye well unto the foundation, -that's what we are doing. We are laying the foundation with as much care as the Romans used in building the Appian ayg laying it so well that the storms of ques 't h aid Tall trees from little sproutlets grow. I believe that is how wri er as s , he says itg anyway that applies to us. Some of these days, I won't venture t0 say how many years hence, we will have advanced until dear old S. C. will ' d S ho- ride to her Senior Classes that were once the Freshman an op ness has worn off, or rather has been polis tions in after life won't shake us. Some point with p more Classes of 1917-18. N. M.