Collegiate Life Vol.1/No.2

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COLLEGIATE LIFE <br><br> SOPHIE NOTES. <br> The second year English class, January 16 had a very fine period of composition work. Miss Smith enjoyed correcting the papers a great deal. No wonder, there were none to correct. <br> The Sophomores are glad to add one more to their number. At the beginning of the second term Thelma Scogings entered the Collegiate Institute. <br> James Ashton, president of the Sophomore class, took a few trips during Christmas vacation. He stopped at Idaho Falls, where he met some of our old C. I. friends, Arthur Jones and Myrtle Wilson. <br> Miss Mary Gold and Miss Dessie Gould spent a very pleasant vacation, at their homes, but are very glad to be back and hard at work again. <br> Our dear Stella is back and expects to stay for a while if we don't get diphtheria again. <br> Beau Meanest-"A dickens of a lot." <br> Olive-"James had me talk into a phonograph so he could hear my voice while I was away for Christmas." <br> Anna-"How lovely, and can he stop the machine." <br> Miss Paden has volunteered to be engineer and Olive Wetterstrom has volunteered to pump water to the buildings. "How much water and heat do you expect to get?" <br><br> The Prayer Of the Freshie. <br> "Now I lay me down to sleep, <br> I hope I have some rest <br> And dream about good things to eat, <br> Instead of that horrid test."-Ex. <br><br> A Fresh stood on the burning deck; <br> As far as we can learn, <br> He stood in perfect safety, <br> He was too green to burn.-Ex. <br><br> Anna Beerman evidently didn't have a good time in Bingham or she would not have come back so soon. It may be (as someone suggested) there is an attraction. <br> Lost, Strayed or Stolen-Marjorie Hoffman. <br> Hazel Swift came back from Logan late. She must have had a good time. <br> Miss Nena Swan, formerly a member of the Freshman class, has gone to her home in Ohio and will not return. <br> All those who belonged to the Freshman class before the holidays, have returned and are hard at work. This is a very good example of the survival of the fittest. <br><br> If the days looks kinder gloomy <br> An' your chances kinder slim, <br> If the situation's puzzlin' <br> An' the prospects awful grim, <br> An' perplexities keep pressin' <br> ‘Till all hope is nearly gone,- <br> Just bristle up and grit your teeth, <br> And keep on keepin' on.-Ex. <br><br> If You Don't Buy from Us, We Both Lose! <br> Granite Lumber & Hardware Co. <br> SUGAR HOUSE, UTAH <br><br>