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THE POST 1925 A.T. H. S. Seventeen
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THE POST A.T. H. S. 1925 A GUESS EVERMORE (As Poe Might Have Written It) By RAYMOND RUDDOCK Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered weak and weary; Before the dials, which I had purchased lately from a Radio store; Suddenly there came a tapping, as of someone gently rapping, Rapping at the speakers core. ’Tis some static then I muttered rapping at the speaker’s core, Only this and nothing more. It could not be I had blundered, yet the good loud speaker thundered, For the tapping, growing tapping, moved the dog outside the door, Quickly out the door he lumbered, and he neither slept nor slumbered, While the good loud speaker thundered, thundered at its very core; But he joined the melee howling, sometimes barking, sometimes growling As he’d never done before Only this and nothing more. Now this roaring set me thinking, for I know I’d not been drinking, Thinking evil thoughts about the man in our own Radio store, Then I wanted to start cussing, just like married people fussing, But I dared not do a thing that I had never done before. Instead within me I conspire, that all Radio men are liars, That the fools of course are buyers, and it made me very sore; And the next day I’d consult him, use the noose and big tree on him, Or knock him down upon the floor Only this and nothing more. Quiet, quiet, awful quiet, as in some great Chinese diet; For the tubes which glowed so brightly now were silent evermore, All the air rushed from my sails, and not as slow as gait of snails; So I stayed inside the door. Still on the rack reclines my hat, for I mistook “B” for “A” bat Which I shall do nevermore. Only this and nothing more. Moral If you blame anyone for anything, first be sure you are not to blame yourself. Sixteen
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A.T.H.S. THE POST A N N A W E A T H ERFORD “Anne” A pleasing smile and always merry, A heart of gold and always cheery Platonian Society; President of Platonian, ’24; President of Class, 25; Secretary and Treasurer of Campfire, '24; Campfire Play, '2 1, '24; Operetta, '21, '24, 25; Orchestra, '24. 25; Glee Club, '21. '24. '25; Latin Play. ‘21, '23; President of Music Department, '24, '25; President of Dramatic Club, 25; Literary Editor of Post, Class Piay, '25. 1925 Eighteen ■ -- ■
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