Roosevelt Wilson High School - Echo Yearbook (Clarksburg, WV)

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Vlfllllfffflfflfllflllllflllllffllllfflllllflh7llfllllllfflffllfllffffflfflllffllllllllff!!YffllllfllfllllllflflflhZkflllfllllllllllb 1930 ' T h ' ' 2 C 0 ' ' Vlflllfllllllflllllflfflllllllllllflllflfl!!!lllllllflflllllllllff!!!!!!!l!!!flllfflllfl!l!!!!!!l!!!lllllllllll!lIlllflllfflllllllllllflllllllh So we went up the streets of Paris And found Bob Morgan and Hughg They were doctors of medicine together, Killing more than they cured, it is true. From there we sailed to Ireland To the beautiful country of old And there found another girl, Ethel, the dear little brown eyed soul. She'd come here after commencement To stay the rest of her days, Having become an artist's model, As well as a writer of plays. She was more than glad to see us And was ready to break her vow. For she was going with us And was ready to start right now. And there we went to Italy To the city with water for streets And saw Thelma and Marie with their men Wliicli they claimed were theirs for keeps. And Mildred and Lucie were near by Riding round in a little boat, They were playing their ukeleles And singing a beautiful note. They all were very willing To go with us toward home And so we started leeward Over the raging foam. VV hen we arrived in New York harbor VVe found waiting to greet us there, l Bill Payne and Samuel Shuttlesworth A very interesting pair. They had come to New York as detectives On a thrilling murder trail But all they had gotten so far VV ere some scares that had turned them pale. They left the trail immediately And we all went to the Great Lakes VVhere we met Carl and Everson Operating an iron mine for heavens sake. Page Thirty-one