Springfield High School - Gold and White Yearbook (Springfield, TN)

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WW., f U THE RAMBLER 1926 III ti N ,Y .. eff, 1 , L, 13952255 5 I ,W ' 5- L NANNIB SUE AMIS RUBY BAGGETT MADELINE BERRY Lov1E MAE BARRow RUBY BRAKEEIELD MARY DozIER KATE EWTON MARY KIRK MAGGIE WIDICK HELEN RONEY C. T. CHANCE Joi-IN HANCOCK AMOS PooLE ORNDGRFE ROSSON SOPHOMORE CLASS CLASS ROLL MARY PITT N oLA SIMMONS MILDRED THOMAS VIRGINIA THOMPSON MILDRED WEAKLEY FRANCES WILKS MARGARET GUNN VIRGINIA HIGI-ISMITI-I BESSIE HOLLXMAN MERRIEL JONES MARGARET MAURY LOUISE MCMURRY LILLIAN OLWOVITCH HERBERT PECK ERNEST OGG BERNARD SCAREOROUGI-I WILKS GLOVER DICK GLOVER ROBERT WILLIAMS PERRY LEE WILSON Page forgf-seven

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mmm, ,5 f III THE RAMBLER 1926 El u X, Q l W Y I '1 1: 4 X ' ,,f1fvcJf-Lftailaa f ...f.. lP Page famgf-eiglar The Sophomore Psalm CWith apologies to Longfellowl Tell us not in boastful numbers, Schooldays are but happy dreams, For in math the whole class slumbers Have nightmares instead of dreams. School is real! School is earnest! And the credits are its goals, Work thou are, to work returnest Was surely spoken of our souls. No enjoyment and lots of sorrow, Is our destined end and way, And to cram that each tomorrow Finds us wiser than today. Periods are long and time is dragging And our skulls are hard and thick, Still Fred Conn is always nagging And we wield the willow stick. From our empty english coffers Our bright essays writ on life, Are the only rewards offered For Miss Warren's ceaseless strife. We may trust Miss Fair to tell us Though we've toiled an hour or two, That our Work is far beyond us, That is why we feel so blue. Mr. Lindsay still reminds us We can make our lives sublime, just by courting preachers' daughters, Buying diamond rings on time. Now some day perhaps another, ln this dismal place will sitg We will always call him brother If its Overcash he'll hit. Let us work and still endeavor, For Miss Carver is a dear, And we now control the lever That will draw Cy Wi1bur's tear. N ANNIE SUE AMIS AND NOLA SIMMONS