Tarkio College - Tarkiana Yearbook (Tarkio, MO)

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1 I3. He hath striven with all his might to play football and knocketh ms teeth ..,f-' outg he breaketh his back in the gym and peeleth his knees at basketball. 1:1 .:. .Jr 'lf l4. Withall he is much discouraged and heaveth a mighty sigh. He consiclereth his failures and is sore ashamed. y f ,FU . . . . -wmv. .,f l5. He knoweth nothing in mathematics and the cube and 'H fpiel mean less ' to him than I-lic, haec, hoc. I6. I-le ponclereth long and at length packeth his trunk and goeth home. His father meeteth him and hieth him to the back wooclsi' where he hoeth the bean and feecleth the swine as of olcl. l7. Go to the Collegites, thou Prepitesg consider their Ways ancl be wise. The words of the prophet are enclecl. 1 M T ? 3 ii? F 1 5 I Im ,' , 1. fi ,A t 'lil H g mt ' t ' -49- fmv'

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L xl, f--of-' J . -f-fwsx - J xiii , .. , i ' SEQ l -4' C -fi -2 PREPS A1'7DLAY. ' .Qs t THE SONG OF Tl-IE PROPI-IET IZZIZ. I. l-learken ye people unto the worcls of the prophet lzziz. 2. The Prep springeth up as the green grass and as the young herb cloth he flourish. 3. l-le grippeth tight his shekels and rejoiceth in his heart as he gc-eih forth to obtain wisclom. 4. Vlfhen he hath consiclerecl a great number of boarding houses he settleth him- self in one room ancl straightway proceecleth to labor. 5. The first week is his heart sore within him and he would fain return unto his tatheris house. He thinlceth oft of his chilclhoocl clags and weepetli much. 6. But soon he becometh cheerful, yea, he kicketh up and rejoiceih. He goeth to football games and rcoteth merrily. 7. l-le 8. l-le and his golcl 9. He And they go. no longer grippeth his cash so closely but rather spenzleth it foolishly. taketh himself to the city and spencleth his silver for that which is not :ear for thatuwhich satisheth not. seizeth a certain damsel by the arm and saith, Let us go unto the show. lO. Anal behold when he hath spent some fifty pieces of gold she clrcpp:th him, yea, verily she throweth him down. Selah. ll. And now he beginneth to study for exams. He setiefh aside nine hours for Work and three for play and vice versa. l2. Anal beholcll when he flunlceth he raiseth a great howl, yea he bawlelh and his proliessors do manifest great sympathy for him. -- 43... W M O 992 was f c1V'B ,, it iff ., at mi, IE 'apr

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