QUIPS AND CRANKS - 1902 . rativeduties, we are moving steadily onward toward our diplomas. Junior speakinghas passed. We have warned this thoughtless generation of its imminent perils,and at the same time thoughtfully provided means of escape, by the timely use ofwhich these dangers may be avoided. 52 Our officers for this year are : W. P. Mills, President ; F. M. Rogers, Vice-President ; W. W. Arrowood, Secretary and Treasurer. In Athletics 1903 has always occupied a prominent place. We had twomen on the College Football Team and one on the College Baseball Team in ourFresh, year. Last year t
QUIPS AND CRANKS - 1902 . rativeduties, we are moving steadily onward toward our diplomas. Junior speakinghas passed. We have warned this thoughtless generation of its imminent perils,and at the same time thoughtfully provided means of escape, by the timely use ofwhich these dangers may be avoided. 52 Our officers for this year are : W. P. Mills, President ; F. M. Rogers, Vice-President ; W. W. Arrowood, Secretary and Treasurer. In Athletics 1903 has always occupied a prominent place. We had twomen on the College Football Team and one on the College Baseball Team in ourFresh, year. Last year there were two 1903 men on the College Football class baseball games and in Field-day exercises, we have always made a verycreditable record. In matrimonial alliances 1903 has broken the record. Rabbit Loweand Buck McKay have already laid aside the petty foibles of college life,and have undertaken to solve the hitherto problem of married life,while Duffy is in the first stages of wedlock. Peace to them !. k AnAuiSE Lost- ;. S3 My Brother. My brother goes to college, Away off on the train,An stays away a year, or more, Fore he comes home when he does come home—Oh, my Youd think he owned the town,The way he smokes up pas cigars An drives us kids aroun. My lirother hes « »«»•?»/ man. As *(/ as he can smokes cigars an cigarettes— But hes awful good to carries his notes and letters. An when the answers makes him feel jest awful good. An he gives me an Jim a dime. My brother he wears glasses, Says his eyes is sorter weak,Caused by a spell of fever, Brought on by was jest fore zaminations. An the doctor man he saidIf brother didnt come home to rest He surely would be dead. Last night pa got a letter From the college man up thereWhere my brother goes to college. An stays almost a my brothers health was failing; Said the climate wasnt goodFor my brothers constitution, An he thought hed better move. An w
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