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GLADYS MOORE She hails from Wetmore, she loves to chat, But the telephone man she’s got down “Pat.” LEONARD ROBERTS Debating Team Some laugh like women, some like men. But Leonard laughs like a cackling hen. FLORENCE RUSSE I think her heart is spherical. A wonder in Math, a miracle, MABEL SAYLOR She runs the typewriter, she plays the piano. She sings with the Glee Club as Second Soprano. ALBERT TAYLOR He studies on the square, he plays on the level. He works at the Citizen as printer’s “Devil.” MARTHA VANDEVEER Always ready to go some place. At the telephone office you’ll see her face. EFF1E WAGONER Simple ways and manners meek. Pretty dimples on each cheek FERN WAGONER Tall and stately, mostly tall. When standing, towers over all. —RICHARD JONES. JOE HAMBLET. The hand of time moves slowly. Yet none can block its way As it travels on in state iness. Without pause, day by da And yet the class of nineteen By eleven years of toil, is one step from the threshold To the door of the world’s turmoil. THE HITCHING POST A Junior Weekly Sheet V’OL. 13. No. 23 Mayuarv 33. 1918 Hates $.15 Per Week If Florence weighed a hundred and fifty pounds, would that make Gladys Moore? OR If Thelma had a ship would Mabel Saylor. OR PERHAPS If Mary caught a Freshman would Margaret Duckett? MAYBR. BUT If Fern went to I). U. where would Clara B? OR POSSIBLY If Joe was blind would Bertha C? OR LASTLY If Fred headed the list would Albert Taylor? Joe—You know I had ten acres of land. Dab- What did you do with them? Joe Oli. I made lots out of them I When you’r down in the mouth remember Jonah. He came out all right. FOR HALF Smoked fish, damaged by fire.— Saylor A Taylor. A POME (Contributed by A. Rimur) Twenty-three girls in the Junior class Without pleasures of joys. For how can they have any fun at all When the class contains eight boys? Three girls apiece, ’twould be all right When wandering down dark lanes, But the girls won’t go with the mean old” boys And the boys don’t like the janes. WANTED A good joke for the annual.— Annual Board. Some one to take me to the Prom. Any Junior girl. A Megaphone. Mick John. Ready-made dates. No objections to second-hand ones. Albert Taylor. FOR SALE—3c. 2%c each.-Post-ofllce.
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Junior MARGARET BLUNT She hasn’t many failings, but there’s one you’ll note. It's the pile of trash and trinkets that she carries in her coat CLARA BUCKLAND Ahead in studies she does forge, A very clever girl, by “George.” BERTHA CAMPBELL A pretty maid, with pretty eyes. Clear as a crystal, blue as the skies. MARY CARMEN Good in Spanish, good in math. She travels up the knowledge path. GENEVIEVE DEI BERT Hard words in Spanish Before her vanish. MARGARET DUCKETT To write like her, if we only could. When she hammers the keys of the Underwood JOE HAMBLET Debating Team He rides around in a little Ford. And is also a member of the annual board. MARGARET EVANS When she arrives at the Golden Gate. She’ll need an excuse for being late FRED HUTTON He has good looks, but does not know it : He combs his hair like a regular poet. Class Roll LETHA IRWIN A very little girl is she. Hardly reaches four foot three. DELBERT JACK President of Class. Treasurer of Athletic Association In foot-ball, track and oratory Dab deserves a wreath of glory. HAROLD JOHN When Harold has something he wants to say. You can hear him say it a mile away. THELMA JOHN In none of her classes does she lag. But out of school she likes Drag.” RICHARD JONES He likes to play, he likes to laugh. A member of the annual staff. MABEL LEE She used to be small, she now is smaller. But never-the-less she is a real good scholar. THELMA LEWIS She does real good work with algebra sums. This charming girl from Rockvale comes. MARION McCAMPBELL A pretty maiden, fair and coy. She’s always seen with a Freshman boy. miller McClelland He makes oil for old John D. How mean in English he can be! BELLE McCORMICK Over Coal Creek boys shall grieve. Do you get me? Got you. Steve.
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