American International College - Taper Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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That roaring crowd is cheering on a dame Whose gained fame in a sport well known. Wrestling in the mud's her game, lust listen to Moorman grunt and groan. If you'd care to see a sizzling show, Something really out of the ordinary, I'll take you to a club I know To watch the dance sensation of the nation-Perri. In keeping with the trend of things, Hodskins has turned to Auto Bepairing. She now fools around with gears and springs And with the customers it's weeping and tearing. III ON SECOND THOUGHT But why go on along this Vein Tracing their different careers? There's little one can really gain, In searching the non-existent years. Besides, as far as the men are concerned fAnd here's the sourest chordll Their future can only be discerned By consulting their local board. And the women, what about the girls That made life so pleasant and gay? Brother, didn't those curves and curls Make you rush to pay and pay! As long as there's an Adam left in Eden, And as long as there's an Eve to connive, Whether it be in Burma or Sweden, There'll always be a Oueen Bee to keep the honey in the hive All of which leads to one conclusion CAnd here's where I put in my two centsl: No matter what college adds to life's confusion, In a hundred years nobody'll know the difference. 145

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