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E. A. SARTOR.
"Do-Little."
"I am a pretty handsome hoy,
Just fit for a lady's toy."
This long sleepy fellow first opened his blue eyes on
the plains of Louisiana. His early life was spent fishing
in frog ponds and chasing crawfishes, and he learned to
be the smoothest thing in the whole state in evading
work, (t is told of him, that when sent out to hoe corn,
he would hoe twenty feet on each end to fool his father
and leave the rest so grassy that the corn was hardly
visible. "Do-little" received his early education in the
public school of Alto, and from thence he entered the
State University where he remained three years. This
aroused him from his lethargy, and enthused him with a
desire to be of use in the world, so he entered the
S. D. C. in the fall of 1908 with the determination of
being a professional man. He has made good, and has
won the confidence and esteem of all those who know
him. His record was such that he was appointed assistant
demonstrator in the freshman laboratory. We have no
fears for his future.
Emmett Alton Sartor was born in Alto. La., Jan.
6th, 1889.
Vice-Pres. Class 190S-09, Tennis Team 1908-09, 1909-
10, 1910-11. Asst. Editor of SODECOAX 1910-11.
SAMUEL L. SMITH.
"S. L."
"His serene intrepidity distinguished him among thousands."
—Macaulay.
The above specimen was brought to us from the grand
old state of Tennessee, and is our only representative
from there, "S. L." was reared on a farm near Baileyton,
and his early education was obtained in the High School
of that city. Later he went to Carson Newman College
and graduated with honors. He felt that having acquired
such an extensive education that he was fully equipped
to impart it to others, so he enlisted as a school teacher,
and was a pedagogue for six years. Finding, however,
that teaching was too strenuous for his delicate health,
he decided to become a "tooth-smith"—■Smith by name,
and smith by trade. He entered the S. D. C. in the fall
of 1908 and has been a very studious boy, standing among
the best in his class.
Samuel L. Smith was bcrn at Baileyton, Tenn. .
Aug. 15th. 1885.
Quizmaster on Physiology 08-09, 09-10, Treasurer
08-09, Vice-Pres. 09-10, Quizmaster Operative Dentistry
10-11.
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