Westminster College - Blue Jay Yearbook (Fulton, MO)

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p igiiatniig nt the Snplgnmmwe Qflaaa 1 We, the grand and austere sophomores, are not boasters, but we have determined to let you know what a noble bunch of fellows we are. If you wish to know how 'many we are, then you shall. We are an even dozen great, big, handsome fellows, not to be ex- celled iniany land For generation. In age we ,range from 17 to 24 years, and in weight from 112 to pounds, in height from 5 feet 3 1-2 inches to 6 feet 3 inches. We wear shoes which vary in size from number 5 to number 12. In fact, we are an exceeding- lyremarkable class. A I 'A We have iii our class future Napoleons, Aristotles, Homers, Paderewskis, Gladstones, Websters, .Washing- tons and Lineolnsi. The dignified seniors .look at us and admire our sportsmanship, and the juniors Wish they could have our luck with the ladies, but they 'can't supply the goods. The freshmen look up to us and long for the day when they can be noble and honored sophomores. The little wee totsirthat claim the name, of,A.cademites look up to us and ask our fatherly advice. - 1 1' Taking everything together, what- would Vlfeszt- minster, College do ,without ' Why, it just couldn't get. along at all. - Perhaps' the fall of Rome may be forgottengthe Dead Sea may forget to give up its dead, Dr. Scottlmay forget to sting the fellows, Dr. Gage may learn how to play ball, butfthe fame of the ClassofV1911 shall endure from now till eternity. Famine is in thy cheeks.-Donn BOYS. l 1- 11.1 t e

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