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•s ' X ' Mv ■; ' ' ' ■- » yi ' V ROSE WOOD Hobby Mrs. Arbuckle. Highest ambition To forget something. Nearest approach to virtue Ability to spiel. Favorite expression [She doesn ' t use slang! Favorite article of dress Pink ribbon. Prettiest feature Complexion. Heart ' s desire To outshine mahogany. Pet abomination Straight hair. Greatest fault Forgetfulness. REBEKAH ROBERTSON Hobby Mr. Harrison. Highest ambition To be swell. Nearest approach to virtue Diligence. Favorite expression Ain ' t ' em cute? Favorite article of dress Kid gloves. Prettiest feature Pug nose. Heart ' s desire ? Pet abomination Physics laboratory. Greatest fault Moroseness. Constant occupation Cooking soup. I ti lirtKrdU
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w icAjUimAM rwyJiAow: MARY I ' ERKLV THOMPSON Hobby Our Church. Highest ambition To be an expert mathe- matician. Favorite expression Grand effect ! Constant occupation Talking in library. Heart ' s desire To be loved. Favorite article of dress Mary Kelly ' s hat. Pet abomination Trig. Nearest approaclr to virtue Gracefulness in dancing. Prettiest feature Dimple under left eye. MAY McKOWEN Hobby Healthful ness of Louisiana swamps. Highest ambition To be a musician. Favorite expression ? Favorite article of dress No. 6 shoes. Prettiest feature • F yebrows. Heart ' s desire .Nice Auroras. Pet abomination Going to walk. Greatest fault Talking too loud. Constant occupation Drinking milk. ryioM ht- Am u
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J SHBflTtJ ?! SENIOR POEM Blow softly, thou breezes, o ' er meadow and hill. Be gentle, the daisies are blossoming still ; The white-petaled, gold-centred daisies are there. Oh. treal them not roughly, our flowers so fair. The pearl of thy petals, the gold of thy heart. Will render thee priceless wherever thou art ; Thy white and thy gold are the emblems of truth, Of modesty, purity, innocence, youth The daisy ' s the flower for maidens to love ; The daisy was fashioned by angels above. Then brought to our earth to grow in the wild — Midst briars and brambles kept still undefiled. Be kind. Mother Earth, to this flow ' r of the wild. Oh, keep and protect it as Nature ' s own chilrj. The Seniors all love it, and pray thee take care Lest something should ravage its beauty so rare. Sweet daisy, we thank thee for what thou hast done, The Seniors all thank thee for crowns they have won ; A crown made of daisies our vict ' ry shall show. For thou hast inspired us, thro ' weal and thro ' woe. Blow softly, thou breezes, o ' er meadow and hill, Be gentle, the daisies are blossoming still ; The Seniors ' own flowers — the daisies— are there, Oh, treat them not roughly, our emblem so fair.
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