Identifier: argo1906west (find matches)
Title: Argo
Year: 1906 (1900s)
Authors: Westminster College
Subjects: Yearbooks Westminster College New Wilmington, PA
Publisher: Westminster College
Contributing Library: Westminster College, McGill Library
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rms the statement of one winsaid of her, Shes just the sweetest little thing. Alexander Newton Tannehill. On September 8, 1903, Newt, eluded the watch-ful care of his nurse, and via. the Sharpsville Flyer,triumphantly appeared in our midst. Very soonNewt, made his debut into society, and. from allappearances, will be a shining light. He has alsodeveloped some peculiar traits, prominent amongthem being that of hill climbing. Laura Thompson. Crowned with laurel means her name, And tis by Mich the Greeks proclaim The ones with fame and honor blest. i wo honors hath this maid possessed— The first, within her name you see. The last, a home neath old Westminsters tree. Scott Nevin Watt. This mysterious Shadow appeared in NewWilmington in the fall of 03, and soon made itspresence felt in the college world. Of it the profes-sors have often exclaimed Great Scott! Watt aphenomenon. Shadow is noted as a very diligentreader. In fact, he spends most of his time in thelibrary and reading room. 34
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Mark Antony on the Sophomores RIENDS, students and classmates, lend me your ears:I come tn roast the Sophomores, not to praise them.The evil that they do lives after them;Ilie good they ever did was while at homeTied unto their mothers apron strings.They tell us that they are ambitious.Let them tell us! It is a grievous lie;For speedily the days have passed them by,And tor the time they nothing have to show.Worthy of such an honorable class.The annals note the deeds that they have done.And I selected was to tell them all.They are class, conceited, hold, and free.And know not when nor w here to play their pranks.For fame in wilv tricks they are ambitious,And all do say,— We are an honorable class.They have brought many troubles home to themselves.Which money took to get them clear and free:Is this what they do call ambition?Ambition should he made of sterner stuff.You all did hear how, on one Autumn nightThey stole in silence to the Ladies 1 (all,And pasted on the wails their master

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