1897 Imago

SOPHOMORE BLOW, X Presldent-T. R. TURNER. MOTTO-" A setting hen never gets fat." X H OPE eternal springs from the human breast. From the one having the greatest advantages to the one that must work day by day to earn his daily living, there is a hope for his betterment and that for his fellow men. The richest man in the world hopes for more wealth, the poorest hopes the same. The wisest man wishes to know more, the ignoramus wishes the same for himself. In this respect all men seem to resemble one another. This is the rule, but this rule, as well as all others, has exceptions. The class that will graduate from Cedarville in '99 do not wish anything to be added to their present stock. This Class has at– tracted the attention of the people ever since the foundation of the College. During their Prepdom this one was most prominent; but much more during their Freshdom, but when we came to be Sophomores we simply took the school. No Class can do more efficient work. No Class has the representatives of more States, four being represented. No Class can boast of such pretty and intelligent girls. Why, this is the very score on which we excel. The whole universe is looking forward to the "advent to the world" of the Class of '99. This will be the first class to graduate from our College having girls, and such girls, oh ! The only thing we hope is tha t we may acquaint the world with this most illustrious class in a few words, and that in the things possible, others will try to follow. Three of our number started with the College, so you see when the College was founded " '99" was also put upon a foundation. In the Freshmen Class two new ones came, and this year we welcome into our circle three new ones. But one of the charter members having reached the Sophomore year, could not withstand the strain, but taking the wings of the morning "flew and perched upon the banners of '98." We hope also all will take our advice and come to Cedarville College, where we will welcome you whether fighting under our banners or elsewhere. Three cheers for the Red, White and Blue and of the Class of '99. 31