University of Nashville - Garnet and Blue Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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If Mr. Connor is your choice, you must be unseliish, for you will have to be content to let his ambition come before even you in his life. If Mr. S. D. Williams is your choice, the best advice I have for you is that you go blind. If Mr. Cutright is your choice, you must be blind already. If Mr. Holder is your choice, I'1n sorry for youg for, though he is handsome, he is also married. If Shaver is your choice, get a lamp shade for your eyes. If you aspire to the faculty, and Mr. Bourland is your choice, be sentimental, or, if Dr. Manning is your choice, there is no help for it-you must be industrious. If Mr. Cullom is your choice, you will have to have an unusual intellect or none at all, for nothing of medium quality could be matched with his deep mind. If Batson is your choice, you have an easy conquest, for he loves anything dressed up in petticoats. - If Stovall is your choice, disguise your proposal i11 a story for the Rvcm'1z'. If Mr. Mosley is your choice, know how to tell jokes so that you can get the full benefit of his laugh, but be careful not to tell them on the street, as this laugh might startle the town. If Mr. C. A. Brooks is your choice, get you an ear trumpet so you can hear the reply to vour proposal. If Matics is your choice, you will be safe in letting him make his own proposal, for he can do it in beautiful poetry. If Bingham is your choice, you might as well despair, for he is engaged-possibly twice. If Burnett is your choice, you will have many rivals. If Oscar Smith is your choice, be warned that he aspires to be a sport, so you must act accordingly. If Mr. Lassiter is your choice, remember that he is rather spoilt already, and do not make it worse. If Mr. Robert Porter is your choice, you must be mercenary, for his father's thousands are probably more attractive than he. If Big Elgin is your choice, discourse eloquently on the subject of athletics and pay your bill at the Book Room. Any of the rest of the boys may be won by feeding them on ice cream and taffy. 8 1 - -I C X' x 6. '

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