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Class Colors, Maroon and White. Class Flower, “Rose.'’ Motto, “Esse Quam Vederi.'
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6 DEAR OLD SGHOOL DAYS. THE PIONEER. (With apologies to Mr. S. Woodworth.) How dear to my heart are the scenes of my schooldays. When fond recollection presents them to view. The school-ground, the class-room, the finger-worn text books, And every loved friend that my school days then knew, The wide spreading stream, the tennis ground nigh it, The bridge without railing where children oft fell. The hill by the school-house, the old green well by it, And e’en the battered tin cup that hung by the well. The old happy school-days, the dear long past school-days, The sweet, carefree school-days that memory oft retells. B. B. TO THE GLASS OF ’07. (’06 about to perish salutes you !) THERE is an end to everything, and the solemn thought that our dear old class will meet no more, chills every heart. Although we’ve had our triads, now we know that we’ve passed our happiest days within these walls. Day after day we’ve assembled here—the associations which cluster round this place can never be forgotten, amd tearfully we part from the familiar scenes. We leave this dear old building to your care, you will fill our places, may you be more worthy than we have been. We regret that so many duties have been ill-performed, and it lies with you to succeed, wherein we have failed. The moment of parting has come, and as a last request we ask that we may not be forgotten. As a token of our sincere love we scatter among you all our richest possessions. THE WILL. We the class of '06 in full possession of a sound mind, about to leave this sphere, do declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any former wills made by us at any time. As to such estate as it has pleased the fates, and and our own strong wills to give us, we do dispose of the same as follows, namely:— To Mr. Wyker, who we admit, should appreci-ciate the honor of being President of such a large class of girls, we leave the opinion that it is dangerous to the success of his Senior Year to get such a swelled head as to have to leave school just before Exams. To dear Edith we bequeath our highest commendations on the good standard she has kept throughout her high school career, and hope that she will be as successful in her Senior year. Also a bottle of the concoction which Alice of Wonderland used to diminish her height. To La Petit Marie we leave a choice bit of seriousness, and hope that she will use it to advantage at the proper time and place. Also we bequeath her the “ merit” of the Senior class. To Mr. Brown we bequeath a crown of laurels for his brilliant achievements in his many studies, and the privilege of distinguishing himself and the school in the athletic sports of ’07. Also the power to resist all tempations that come to one holding such a responsible position as treasurer of a Class. To our popular Katheryne, we leave the Presidency of the Lambda Sigma of ’07, and hope that she will not find it necessary to shorten the programs in order to get home early (?) Also at her disposal an (M) organ for use at meetings, when the piano is disabled by excessive stuffing. To happy-go-lucky Margaret we leave a little colored waiter to take her place in school, when she is possessed with a sudden desire to take an afternoon constitutional, or a nature study on Slate Hill, Kipps Station, or elsewhere. Toquiet(?) Minnie J., we leave the advice that she be a model pupil next year, in order to make up for her short-comings in the past. Also the advice, to see that the occupants of certain seats are near enough together, that she need not act as note transmitter. To Mr. Smith we bequeath a Coat of Mail, in order that he may protect himself against the numerous and pretty girls in the class of ’07. We also deem him worthy of keeping up the good reputation the young men of the Senior Class have held in advanced mathematics.
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