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. Virginian . ;Good night, girk, werent they Seniors last year? Seniors all think theyre head of the , training school, and faculty they ^o use the reckless Seniors to fear—Every last one was a Junior last year. Everyone knows a Junior when seen,Dear little Freshmen so timid and green,Tired and weary, worked with a force,Learn to take flunking as a matter of course. Fourth Years are somewhat uppish and fast;Their gayety and crushes long do not last;They learn to calm down in a short while or Latin and French question how much they know. The dear little Third Yea
. Virginian . ;Good night, girk, werent they Seniors last year? Seniors all think theyre head of the , training school, and faculty they ^o use the reckless Seniors to fear—Every last one was a Junior last year. Everyone knows a Junior when seen,Dear little Freshmen so timid and green,Tired and weary, worked with a force,Learn to take flunking as a matter of course. Fourth Years are somewhat uppish and fast;Their gayety and crushes long do not last;They learn to calm down in a short while or Latin and French question how much they know. The dear little Third Years, getting used to no down in the background several years more to sta^They seldom are heard from and then in wee voice,And seldom are questioned just as to their choice. So thus are our classes, each brought to the light,Each pictured as seen in each others sight;Quite filled up with faults we really confess,But grand classes they are, for they make S. N. S. —DORA JETT Page One Hundred Thiriy. Page One Hundred Thirty-one
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