State Normal and Industrial School - Snitcher Yearbook (Ellendale, ND)

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Christian Howard Thue Orpheus Glee Club M. A. S. There is a lad named Thue, He is so cra .y, Ach Louie! He laughs all the day from morn till night And takes all things in glad delight. Marguerite K. Wyckoff She’s a girl we all hold dear, Thoughtful, genuine and sincere. And when her tasks in school are done, Then she's ready for some fun. Jay A. Harm Snitcher Staff Y. M. C. A. M. A. S. To rhyme up Jay has been no fun For his good name we would not smirch But now at last the deed is done— He's good-looking, plays ball and goes to church. Frances Turn ham Maiden, your voice is soft and low, We never know when you come or go. If perchance we heard you chatter We’d say, “Why Frances, what’s the matter?” Frank Callan “Money and girls go together,” Mused Cal Ian, with a sigh. “But alas! E'en with my money, The girls do not come nigh.” Marion A. Fleming A maiden reserved and modest; And seldom heard to speak; Though we all agree she is worthy, When we think, “Still water runs deep.” THE SNITCHER I Page 30 ]

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Irma L. Conner Schubert Glee Club Snitcher Staff Now here's a girl of the Golden West. Her pranks would fill a page. Instead of teaching, we’d suggest She go on the Vaudeville Stage. j'MES L. Meachhn One night when out in his auto Len’s lights went “on the dead.” “What’s the difference,” he said, “I Can see afar With the light that’s on my head.” Emma Hollan Maiden, with those dark brown eyes, Don’t look so melancholy. Wouldn’t it be just as wise To be a wee bit jolly? Katharine E. Wilson She loves to go to the Zoo, But little she learns, I fear. For she always insists, (tis laughable) On calling the Roe, a Dear. Maurel M. Dunton M. A. S. O you dorm boys, lank and lean 'fhe grub you eat I couldn’t stand, But you might weigh two-hundred eighteen, If you were fed on “University Brand.” Beatrice H. Keagle Alphian In her talk and in her way You can most plainly see, She is growing more and more each day Like one of the faculty. (Can you guess?) THE SNITCHER [ Page 29 ]

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 Benetta E. Zimmerman Schubert Glee Club Alphian Y- W. C. A. There was a sprite maiden benite. Who we all know was not very meek As to giving advice, she was always quite wise; And yet was always discreet. Walter L. Saunders Orpheus Glee Club And there is a boy named Hooley, Yet we would not call him fooley; Although he is lank and so very lean, Really and truly, he isn’t mean. Aim Peterson There's a maid in the Junior class Who has such a wealth of hair— (Her name you’ll never need to ask) That it nearly drives her to despair. Dorothy M. Smith Schubert Glee Club Alphian Snitcher Staff. Have you seen Dorothy on the street In that skirt of latest style? Well sir, it can’t be beat, I bet you can hear it a mile. Thomas A. Lee M. A. S. A tiny boy is Tommy Lee, But when it comes to brains, Oh Gee! If Tommy would only study his books, He’d be big in his classes, if not in looks Elizabeth Schai.i.er Alphian She’s a genius undiscovered, As you at once would see, If you should come to Alphian And with her acquainted be. TH 10 SNITCH ER I Page 31 ]