The Hesperian / (Lincoln, Neb.) 1885-1899, May 14, 1897, Page 12, Image 12
1 12 TLI 10 IJ KH MORI AN 4 4 . I t BLvby's Retreat, Welcome sweet peace! Insubordination is the chief defence of allegations. 1 1 nil pumpkin-rollers good and true! Nine goose eggs straight for proud Wahoo Wo all expected that of you Now show the "East" what 3011 can do, And um them like you used Wahoo, Boo Moo, Boo I loo, Boo Hot! A SUNK CHUB. 'Tis sweet and refreshing when struggling tlirotigh life To meet litmrst mm in the heat of the strife.; Twould he sweeter to meet, him who, "feeling Ins oats" Merits vengcancofor swiping J. Cortelyou's 'notes' The vengeance I'd wreak so dire and so dark, (as they say) He'd take hygiene a week under good Doctor Clark (P. It K.) Nkkkanka Don'nki) m;t Bakku Livks. My spirits sink sixteen degrees Below the danger line. Had doubts and fears my spirits sci.e. In sadness I repine. For Baker, Denison. and (Jreen Best team the Old Uni has seen In tlieir attempt to save the state Were forced to yield tin' joint debate. A brighter day I contemplate Illumed with merry, gladsome cheer Dear Kaus'is we'll reciprocate In joint debate next year. I'll swear by heaven and earth ami air, K'cu by creation's maker, That though you downed Nebraska fair You cannot squelch our Baker. Hon Mani.ky thk Hi:ik I have, worried loo much lately In a sympathetic way, I've grown thinner somewhat lately Thinking of that Senior IMay. Mauley will be crowned the hero Though they say he writes to , But he'll make a valiant heio, As that run of heroes go. May the class of ninety seven. After their commencement day, All proceed direct to Heaven "By request" to give their play. IlOWAKP'S I.A.MKNT. I cleaned my gun from grease and dust Five hours forty by the clonk, Until remained nor lint nor rust Within a rod of barrel or stock, And how I Mimed that glistening bore To put out the inspector's eye Then, sadder still, Oh how I swore When, quite unseen, ho passed mu by. THOMSON TMK IIKUO BKATS THK HAN'D I never saw a band cailot, When given tickets to the ''gym," Who showed the faintest real regret To take a lady in with him, Until our own band took that stand And asked for recognition. Then formulated that demand In terse and lully signed petition. Now, really, I can't blame the band For taking that decided stand, For ladles fair could not oujoy To sir near the bas drummer boy, And who could sit without regret Beside that rolirhij cornet? But when I heard the orders road In the battalion, signed "(iui foyle," Anil hoard the eur.-e 0.1 I'nonHou's head Oh how my very blood did very boil! Now why lire I'liom- m fr ) n the ban I For acts outside battalion done? He disobeyed not one command No, Spartan heroe, not a on-! But through some moital dislocation lie's gone for IssimoitiMNATios! O. M Bnrr was around the University thN weo Mrs. Needy, of Beatrice, visited her son O I'. Keedy, this week. Prof. Barbour gave another of his illustrated Ice tu res Tuesday morning. The Y M. 0 A mooting will bo led by S H. Sloan nest Sunday, May iG Mr. (I. H. Rose left for (Irand Island Thursday where he will spend a few days at home. (J. M. Skill's' brother who has luion ill fir "' time is no butter ami no hopes are entertained for his recovery. .The schedule for the dual examinations has ben posted They begin 011 Wed May Jd ami '1111 Tuos .June 1. The ball game between the rnivursity and Wa hoo was a complete victory for our team. The score was 1(5 to 0. The Y W- (J. A. will give an oulortninmmit '" tlM' ehapel May 20. The purpose is for the beiu'lit of the Lake (Souovn fund. Prof. Davis gave an address at chapel Thiii'Mlay morning on Hie lately deceased Prof. Sylvester ot John Hopkiu's University The Freshman danoo given at the (Japitol lat Friday evening was a success in every sense of tin' word. Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores an I Fresh men were present. Tho annual Freshman dunce bids fair to out rival the Junior pronionudo.