Hyde Park High School - Aitchpe Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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SHELVES OF 1893 AND 19-43

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-1,-s fm 5 it THE FACULTY 7 - I' e e DIES IRAC 2. X 17. ,. .ffff f' J ,ff X M ,I I' , fl, , , '-'I ll WWII, l lj ,Qffiff f tue U fkrgffr I! ' ' 1 - i l 1:11 3-4 N-, f in l r 'IK X i ll ivy ,lf ' , , 'l A M f ll , ML l I W4 ll f 1 jljjag, I f f i 'L rf if 'I ' 'QM In the heart of great Chicago, Did I walk the other day: And the windows of the stores were Brilliant with their hright display, Velvets, furs, and silks, and jewels, VVere arranged in patterns fair: But 'twas not on these I pondered As I stood so thoughtful there. Nog there was pile of giughams- Brown, and green, and pink and blue, Baby caps, and bibs, and aprons, Baby toys among them, too. And a vision bright and radiant Passed before my dreaming eyesg And I saw soft hair like golden, And a pair of heav'nly eyes. Yes- I thought of our professor, In my fancy I could see VVhat a bright, amusing baby In those aprons he would be. I could see his red lips parted, I could hear him laugh so sweet, Hear him call, Oh, mamma, mamma, Baby wants some steak to eat! Ah, it's a shame his parents Ever put that boy in pants: He'd have been a baby always, Had they given him a chance. Even now, in teaching classes He has proved in many a scene, If he'd but been kept in dresses, VV'hat Z1 darling he'd have been. From 1893 Libe!lJrian Gb bd Poge l3