Academy of the Holy Angels - Echoes Yearbook (Fort Lee, NJ)

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4: N-3, O 6 4:1 .5-15551 53:32 fi- 1'9'Qf'8 '3' IIIlllllllllllllllllllill ,C V iifgjtr . ummm uxxnxxxxxuxuxswu f -'af -I: - 1 ' S is for Science And sieves and Spanish. T is for our teachers, From whom all care we'd banish. U is for Universities Where learning abounds. V is for vacuum In our brains never found. W is for Wisdom And the work needed to fix it. X is for 'xaminations, From which we would 'xit. Y is for our Yearbook, The pride of the class. Z is for zeal, Not least, though 't is last. -MARGARET M. EISBNMANN, '28 The Little Blue Book With Our Marks We once knew a book-at Hrst it was new- Oh, the prettiest shade it was, so blue! With spotless white pages and so nicely bound, With cover so trim and edges so round. It was used, it was used, it ne'er wore, We'd be glad if it wasn't no more. Oh, that little Blue Book with our marks! To hear them was never a lark. We were either proud or shy, As we felt every eye, And at every new number We'd smile or we'd sigh, If they were very bad we would frown, While the class seemed to smile all around. Till we finished we bore it, We always abhorred it, The little Blue Book with our marks. 77 ALICE DECKBR, '28

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'C' Zigi gifs ? ' rs 1'9'9,'8 . .f Q s N, 9 , Wal 4 f f -5? 15.5 CCL5gY x 'g xxxxxxx uunnx A Students Alphabet A is for ambition, With which all students work. B is for basketball, Which none of us shirk. C is for Caesar, And Cicero, too. D is for diametersf I've heard of them. Have you? E is for English And Ethics-oh, dear! F is for French- Parlez vous, Monsieur? G is for Grammar, as: 'ilt is I and not Mef' H is for headaches From studying History. I is for idle, Which We never are. J is for Jupiter, From Roman Hist'ry afar. K is for knowledge, The cause of our Woes. L is for long study, Of which everyone knows. M is for Mathematics, With its rules and its figures. N is for notes, Whose taking fatigues us. O is for operations Which we'll never forget. P is for Physics O'er which many fret. Q is for quizzical, Which all students are. R is for resource books, From which We never stray far. 76

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