Kent State University - Chestnut Burr Yearbook (Kent, OH)

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The Chestnut Burr 25 ANNETTE E. PIERSON GERTRUDE'C.ELLSWOR'l'H MILDRED E. SCHLAGETTER M. RUTH BEANEY Llssx' TICHY ANNETTE E. PIERSON, Mentor, O. GERTRUDE C. ELLSWORTI-l, And here we see our friend Annette, Wl110UghbY, 0- A place in our hearts she has won, Straight and fair is our Gertrude, With her smile, and a summer heart, And true to the core, , And a habit of making fun. Everyone of us loves her, And then loves her some more. MILDRED E. SCHLAGETTER, M. RUTH BEANEY, Macedonia, 0. LIBBY TICHY, Cleveland, O. Cleveland' O- Beaney is very studious, Our Libby has quite lost her heart, She is happy the livelong day, In teaching she excels, She cannot decide, whether to Martin or With her smile she has won us all, We like to listen Mart. I The success of this book is due to her To the tales that she tells. But I am sure you will all agree, work, It is an art teacher she should be. K. S. N. C. will miss her next fall. 141

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I I mmmnumnnanunnmmuumuumnnnwnlanummmuunmunnmnmnInunuuunmmnuunmnnumnnnnnunnnuunInwnnumunumnnnnmnlIIIII1III1II1IIsIIIIIuIuIIunmunnunmumluIuIanlnuIulnuunlulanIuIananIuInuInnanInnuIInnmonnnnnnnnInnInIIvInnIInninInuunnunxnnnnnunnnmIInuIuInn1IIuunnnnnnuuumunmnInnuIImmmunnunmnnnnunmnmmmmmm I GLADYS M. Hoovx-:R NINA M. BROWN CLARA J. FARROW IR1-:NE A. THORPE LUCY A. WALTENBAUGII GLADYS M. HOOVER, Cleveland, 0. NINA M. BROWN, Cleveland, O. 4'We're thankful for one who is cheerful, A wonderful little girl is Nina, In spite of life's troubles, I sayg Always so sweet and so loving to meet. Who sings of a brighter tomorrow, With a smile for all and a voice divine, Because of the clouds of today. Another like her you never will find. CLARA J. FARROW, Cleveland, O. IRENE A. THORPE, Cleveland, O. LUCY A. WALTENBAUGH, Hartville, O A physical ed. girl is she, She's clever and bright, and curious, too, Lucy, Lucy, whither away? Just as sweet as she can be. This girl who is called Irene: I'm going a camping, Sir, she said, On week days she loves to stay in Kent, And a true, true friend she will prove to For many a mile away from here, But on Friday her steps are toward Cleve- all I have a man who's very dear. land bent. Who have won and kept her esteem.