St Johns College - Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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Twilight I -1 When darkness settles down, And the f1re's burning low, A When mothertakes you in her arms, And rocks you to and fro, ' Ah, then's the time for seeing What you can't see otherwiseg For that's the time for spookies, And things With staring feyes. The spookies dance and flicker With shadows onthe wall, While others, leering, staring, Beckon from the hall. You wonderrwhat they're doing,- They're waving to you yet,- And as you still are Wondering, Then half begin-forget- ' They seem to grow yet blacker,-' y To creep up on tip toe, You Wish they'd take you with them, And then-that's all-you knowff ' A E. K. Smith's College 168

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Next we come to a number of gridiron heroes: I Schoif, end and captain in '88, late captain U. of P. Blunt, , '87, U , Lehigh. Smith, '96, West' Point. I J. H. R. J. I Doc Jamar, halfback in,'92, who got away on our ten-yard line with a ten second man only a few feet away, and went under his opponent's goal just as the W. C. man dived-too late. ' I O. I. Y. I Osborne I. Yellott. Ausuccessful lawyer of Towson, who early in life demonstrated his artistic talents by painting Gregory's cows. ' 8 There are many more, some high up in the Hall of Fame-on the steeple and bell- some in the dark recesses of the shop, inscribed in every niche and nook. ,The carver is gone, but we hear of him from time to time still carving hisname upon the tables -of history and each day adding to the honor and 'glory of Old St. J ohn's. V f 5 ' 5030Q:DQid. POQQO' r I ,. ,.nnlu .. f i .r N, ,I nl!!lll!I-- I lullliisiwllln--ff N H liilllwfiillifllf? 3? 'A -'V I' W II 'h ff L6 Xllllllllllii f- VI' ij I auatic: 0 G M 0i0iQ'-i0i3 :mwob Qi CD fi-, .r C Y L 5 ML ' C -V ' 'Tif- 167

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Twilight II When darkness settles down, And the fire's burning low, You are sitting on the sofa, You and one girl, you know. Ah, then's the time for saying What you oan't say' otherwise 3 For that's the time for telling To those confiding eyes, All the joy and gladness Shecan make for you in life, If she for now and always, Will -consent to be your Wife. And you Wonder why she's thinking Can't she understand you yet? What's the-need of pondering, Waiting Surely shehoan not forget. Then you saw the World grow brlghter As her eyelids fell,- One little word she whispered, And then-that's all you tell. 169