Identifier: phoenix1908cumb (find matches)
Title: The Phoenix
Year: 1908 (1900s)
Authors: Cumberland Univ.
Subjects: Cumberland University (Lebanon, Tenn.) yearbooks
Publisher: Cumberland University
Contributing Library: Cumberland University, Vise Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation

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pompous Sophomore. We rejoice, too, never again after this year will we have to approachwith fear and trepidation an upper classman, but will ourselves exactthat homage so justly due. We are sadly deficient in one respect and we frankly admit our weak-ness. Not even one soulful, sentimental, gushing, giggling, gum-chewingco-ed is thefe among us. Truly we can make good one of our boasts,that we are the most manly class here. The one distinguishing characteristic of the class is their great love forwork. Duty has ever come before pleasure and although the task has attimes seemed great, we have stuck to it and intend to stick to it until werdachj the goal for which we have been striving. We realize too that asyet we have gleaned only a little from the great field of knowledge, butthis we have tried to learn well. We are looking forward pleasantly to another years work here and thenwe scatter, each to fight his own battles, but may we come out winnvrf-ch and all. Heres to the Juniors ! 40
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