Washburn University - Kaw Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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5 H 1 . , Smith, Eric E. Smith, Walker W. Soward, Selby S. Stevens, John L. Stevick, Bill M. Ueoka, Meyer M. Voshell, Jack Wait, Conant Waugh, William K. Williams, Vernon L Wingerson, George C. Woelk, John Zamrzla, Ernest E. 27

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I thought 1'd forgotten, but now I remember The hurry and scurry of Rushing September. The first sort of rushings are dignified races: The Washburn Olympics. The smiling Greek faces Clf you are a rusheej came nightly to haunt you and follow like Trojans by day if they 'want you. They do it with teas and your head will be ringing flf you are a rusheeb 'with all of their singing, Then, somehow or other, the struggle is ended. The laurel 'wreath won and the olive extended. The lure of first hour when dawn comes hush-hushing Brings dread to the soul and new kind of rushing 29 And Hdillar a dollar, the ten. o'clock scholar ' Slides into his seat as he buttons his collar. , The rush of enrolling, the moans and the groans as They start with the K's and you're4 one of the fones's. The rush in the lchabod Room and the riot, Forgotten vacation, forgotten the quiet Of summertime bliss. Sardines in a can, Scrambled eggs in a pan, Were never like this. l