. Entre Nous 1912. n, Ala. Class of [915. Martin Comer Newman Collinsville, Ala. Harry Thomas Weaver Birmingham, Ala. Elbert James Hodge Carrollton, Ala. William Taylor WlNGO Birmingham, Ala. Clarence K. Gilder ... Carbon Hill, Ala. John Thomas Blackshear Dothan, Ala. My Wish For aye to walk with thee, sweetheart,When- fresh the morning-glory shinesIll mi haunts of men and toil yon darklj glomming pines. I would fill m\ hungry soul, sweetheart, That si^hs and \ earns tor thee in vain,And so must learn to feel loves smart—I (i know and feel its smiting pain. () come at hreak of da
. Entre Nous 1912. n, Ala. Class of [915. Martin Comer Newman Collinsville, Ala. Harry Thomas Weaver Birmingham, Ala. Elbert James Hodge Carrollton, Ala. William Taylor WlNGO Birmingham, Ala. Clarence K. Gilder ... Carbon Hill, Ala. John Thomas Blackshear Dothan, Ala. My Wish For aye to walk with thee, sweetheart,When- fresh the morning-glory shinesIll mi haunts of men and toil yon darklj glomming pines. I would fill m\ hungry soul, sweetheart, That si^hs and \ earns tor thee in vain,And so must learn to feel loves smart—I (i know and feel its smiting pain. () come at hreak of dawn, sweetheart,And hide till fades the dying da\ :Ill sing to thee with artless restless souls impassioned lay. And for thy dusky hair, sweetheart,Ill pluck the crimson of the rose ;For it loves sorrow shall impartTo thee, sweet maker of my woes. Fen there upon thy breast, fain would live and die in bliss;For life nor death could terrors life and death indeed were this. F. H. Wanted \ bright, winsome angelic, captivating, capable young lady to (ill theaching void in Deavers heart. A ball and chain for Fullington. Galvanized interior for Mess Hall hoarders. A widow with seven children to wed Hand. A nurse. White woman preferred. Must be careful concerning smallthings, such as combing the hair, caring for the complexion, and keepingbibs on straight. No fresh sympathizer need apply.—Guardian olPreps. A barber to attend to close shaves made in History classes; alsocuts of every kind. Must he skilled in training pompadours and grow-ing hair. Splendid patronage guaranteed.—Students and Faculty. I o exchange my countenance for another. Am tired sitting up withmy own. Will accept most any proposition.—T. C. Wyatt. Readers for my new hook, How to Butt In. Is an account of myown experience on holiday trips. As to my success consult mine ownegotism: as to my failures see the A. (i. P. I. girls from Montevallo.—P. (i. Compton. A French pony.
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