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History  of  Class  of  o 3.
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                     lias any old Soph. got mixed with our class)   There's a  nice fellow of excdlent renown;
                     If there has,  weed hun out along with  the grass   Fate tried to conceal him by naming him  Brown:
                     Wave our class colors, tht!  blue and the pink:   But he keeps the money of the pink and the hlne.
                     We're Freshmen this year-what did you think?   Just  read  on  his  medal:  "To  my  class  I'll  he
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                     \\'e're  Freshmen!  we're  Frt!shmen  1   \\'ho  said  we
                        were slow?                              \'ou  lhcar  that  boy  laughing)  \\'ell,  he  rings  the
                     A  Soph. or a  Senior  they said it,  I  know.   bell,
                     "Small  'talers!" they said.  Well  now, if you please.   An I we hasten  to clas!-es our knowledge to tell .
                     A  Soph.  we'd outdo with the greatt:st of ease.   The Seniors sigh loud as they troop to the call,
                                                                .\nd the lazy Soph'more sighs loudest of all.
                     Sixteen in number:  no class is so great.
                     Fvr wit and for  wisdom  we take the cake.   There's Baby :\larzoni and  Mitchell and  May.
                     Our record thb year throws the Sophs.  in the shade.   \\'ith students like these wt!'ll  e\·er hold swav.
                     Such marks as ours they nevtr ha,·e made.   And Buie, too, we must not  forget.   ·
                                                                For a  pleasanter fellow  iss ·arce e\·er met.
                     That boy Simonton, the one on the right,
                     \\'e call  Little  Baby.  He's just out of sight   Lht. hut nut least  is a  trio of girls,
                     There's our Stewart T  Cook, his time is all spent   Of worth far exceeding either rubies or pearls.
                     In wandering near Brooks in blissful content.   One of these mdids by a Junior is claimed
                                                                :\s ;\[anager of Year Books that Junic.r i, famed .
                     That girl  with the gra\'e,  mathematical look ,
                     Maoe belie\'e she knew all e,·er writ in  a  l)l)ok:   Yes, we're  Freshmen, eYer  working  with  tongue  or
                     And  the  Fre~h men Society thought it  was true,   with pen:
                     So they chose  her  for  President -a good joke it was,   When college is finished,  what will co111e  then)
                        too.                                    Shall  we  always be youthful and laughing and gay
                                                                Till the last dear classmate drops smiling away?
                     There's a  hoy,  we think , with a  wonderful  brain:
                     To our dear college from  Cul•a he came.   ~ow, here's to our colors, the pink and the blue:
                     And  there's  Kinnison,  the  Little  One. and  I\'es,  the   We'll stand by our class and to our 111olto  be true.
                        judge:                                  Then cheer for the Freshmen-'' Ro,  r1h,  ree  1
                     That's a  neat little fiction   Of course,  it's  all  fudge.   Florida State College,  nineteen three  1 ''
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