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Show THE DIXIE OWE 6 thing. So heres to the dear old and in connection with the student body, the splendid group of student body officers, Coaches Jonas and Barkdall. I promise to do all that is in my power, to make this year for the Dixie Normal College, the greatest of all years, not only in athletics but in every other line that will bring honor and praise to our school. D. N. C., Heber M. IIolt, Athletic Manager. The Dixie Normal College is on the map! In comparison with other schools we have the best enrollment in the state. Of our Washington County boys who are now wearing uniforms, forty-tw- o out of sixty-fou- r are students of the Dixie. being in the lead as we always are, we intend to continue, and will therefore put out a better year-boo- k than any other institution in the state. will be dedicated Our year-boo- k to Our Soldier Boys. Our national colors will be our cover design and we will insert many colored plates. Count your school year a failure if you dont get a copy of this year-boo- ments this year will not serve merely to kill time, to dull your faculties and banish your reflections but rather to awaken your understanding, and afford you needed pleasure and lively diversion. Laura Gardner, Com. of Amusements. As prosecuting attorneys of the Dixie Normal College we intend during this school year to make justice the watchward of our court. We shall prosecute each case to the best of our ability, showing partiality to none whether he be great or small and none who is guilty shall escape his guilt. Beware, therefore, all ye offenders of the most high laws of the Dixie Normal College, lest ye fall into the hands of the prosecuting attorneys! Julius Herman. Laverd Watson. Year-Boo- k In as much as it is necessary that the students of the Dixie Normal College occasionally relax from their hard mental labor and give moderate pleasure to the mind and .spirit, and in as much as it devolves upon me to furnish this pleasure, I am at your service. I lack only the cap and bells, and the wit and excellent fancy of the ancient jester in my ability to furnish you amusements. The things that are worth while must come from you fellow students, so bring your light from under the bushel, carry your good times with you and we will make a success. Heres hoping that the amuse Folks sometimes ask me What I do with my Money, They may as well ask What a Bee does with honey, I answer Them all with a Wink or a Nod I keep Three thirds and give Praise to God. And When I lay low and my Bodys at rest, Place a box on my Grave to My Latest Request, That friends may all see, that comes for Reflection, I cant rest in Peace without a Collection. may doubt it, For this is the Essence of a Parsons Religion, Come Regular to Church aud be Picked at like Pigeons. Jr., Manager. Sing Thou art my Savior, My Lord and My King, Tis for Thee that I Preach, and for- Thee that I Pray, And Take a Collection Thrice each Sabbath Day. Money is my Creed, Ill not work without it, My Heaven is closed unto all who k. R. A. Morris, Money, Oh Money Thy Praises I Marion Gates In the cold silent grave I may soon be laid low, To Sleep with the blest who have gone long ago. I shall slumber in Peace till the great Resurrection, Then be first on my feet to take a Collection. Selected. Walter Cannon, Com. of Finance. Mazel Sproul Even though much provoked, let us do nothing through passion and ill temper. Lincoln. It is to be hoped that their deeds are mightier than their words. The reward of one duty is the power to fulfill another. George Elliot. |
