Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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T H E S T A R if Second Volume 7I'l1iIomz1t11Pzm Surirtg Sung Will you listen to the story of the Jolly Philos? We will tell you our joys and not our woes, I'm sure if you could hear our programmes you would say I'm glad the Philomatheans happened this way. For we are the only Society that's worth the while: Our fame has spread for many a mile. If you would like to know us betterit will be alright Is you'll just call around some Saturday night. ill? Have yo'u seen those girls wearing gamet and' blue? Well they are Philos good and true. We have the literary stars of the day: We have musicians, and they can play! Our readers are as good as a.ny you'll find! Oh we are up to now-not a bit behind! If you could see us illustrate these things we've said I'm sure over us you would lose your head! Philos- Gamma Sigrnas But we'l1 make Philos- Gamma Sigrnas, But we are the CHORUS Philos- , Garlands and Ups may be gay, them move if they get in our way. Philos- Garlands and Ups may be gay, Society of the day.

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ffl V f UQ l l I 1 122455- T H E S T A R f Second Volume gm CDEIP tn ZIU'l11I Igdgrn Hinvmun, Oh lazy Shon! Oh vake up yet, Und get vuu mofe on you! If you dond't play right dot comet, I'll peat you plank und pluel git. Thus cried dear Suit one Tuesday night At an orchestra practice trying, But John H. didn't straighten up, And dear Suit kept on sighing. Dot Shon Edge poy vill kilt me yet- If not, he'll nearly most. But lazy John H., heeding not, Still leans against the post, Baby