Katherine Delmar Burke School - Works and Days Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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School Days On Jackson Street there is a school Where love, not fear, is made the ruleg The students one and all respond And of their teachers all are fond. With joy and pride they do their work Trying their best, for dear Miss Burkeg None in the school delight to pass Their exes like the Senior Class. Justine McGrath, the Editor, Performs her work and sighs for more Marie Luise with business sense Takes care of dollars and of cents. Margaret Downing, a tennis star, Wins her games and leads by farg While no one plays a better game Than bright and happy Betsy Payne. On drum and bugle every day, Estelle and Doris loudly playg ' A patrotic atmosphere They lend to those who gather here. The jokes this year in Work: and Days To Marjorie will bring due praiseg While Marian, whom all adore, Has loving schoolmates by the score. For knowledge and highstanding, too, Two girls now come Within our viewg Ruth Davis and cute Rosalee Are sweet and bright as they can be- Our wit and humor ne'er will wane, With Alberta and Mary Jane To keep us laughing all the days With jokes and wit and playful ways- When practice comes for basketball And players hurry one and all- Cornelia Gwynn and Margaret Never have failed to do their bit- Then here's a cheer for Seniors alll For those who're short and those who're tallg We'll miss you every one we fear- When we come back to school next year. WORKS AND DAYS 23

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WORKS AND DAYS 22 IF THE TRENCHES WERE ONLY LIKE THIS SAILOR'S HORNPIPE HEAR NO EVIL, SEE N0 EVIL, SPEAK NO EVIL MOTHER, MAY I G0 IN T0 SWIM? WHERE DO WE G0 FROM HERE?

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