sophmore class president vice presided member of executive committee . motto yell we are in it all the tiro color olive blue and silve . . . . burton driggs . . . heber wooiley our class party given the early part of the school year was an entire success the g-ames were amusing and every one had a jolly time refreshments were served later in the eve ning the only disagreeable feature of the evening was tnat twelve o'clock came too soon after the b b game between the l d s and our boys the sophomore class entertained the faculty and two teams at a banquet the tables were very artistically decorated and the class colors were hung about the room toasts were given by members present the last school dance in the royal academy was given by the sophomore class may 10th the decorations were ap propriate and all had a merry time one bright morning a little child started out to see what she could of the world in one day not farr from her home was a beautiful wood and as she followed the narrow trail leading through it she looked about her and thought how beautiful nature is through the forest there were many great oaks and she wondered how such a tiny thing as an acorn could grow and produce such great results she noticed how the holly myrtle and ivy grew about the trees that were then turning amber and brown and shuddered to think acorn of tfte wither takt how very soon the cold winters blast would destroy their beauty child though she was she had learned to reed and wright and was indeed a good reeder so as she felt tired from the long walk she set her basket which she had been told to carry to the next town on a huge stone seated herself beside an old green well and begran to read she was deeply interested when she heard a sudden rustle of leaves and looking up saw a little fawn run before her she left this forest and soon came to the city the first thing she saw was a marshall rudely dragging1 a young mil ler to prison and following close behind was the ever curious weaver carver and tanner trying to see for themselves the cause of the trouble she hurried away from the scene for she felt she could not barrett so she started on a path leading up a hill on the top of which was a great chapel and to which all the royal people went after reaching the top she looked down at the scenes below there was the broad landscape and at a distance stretched the ocean on which sailed a great shipp oh she thought how happy would victor be if he could but wade to her and receive some of the beautiful pearls with which she is laden that night as she thought over the events of the day she was sorry she had been compelled to see the unhappiness of life in the city but she knew that the ray of happiness she had felt had come through the beauty of the wood — genevive williams what is a cannibal cannibals are people that live on other people we've g:ot lots of them in this country your brother stole our gate why did'nt you speak to him about it i was afraid he would take a fence