Ben Blewett High School - Brochure Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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n it 'Wei afewreal mam tlXll1 tl UT rn the alley back of the fence The ne1ghborhood ball players gather The1r balls they buy for a couple of cents And they play 1n all klnds of weather The p1tcher 1 tall he can throw a ood ba The catcher lb stubby and fat A red headed boy named Jimmy McCoy Is a w1zard when up at the bat The Helder s a star he can throw the ball far Way up to the first basemans m1t The shortstop IS good but he d gxve what he could If he d poss1bly get a good h1t So back 1n the alley IH ram or IH sun Where nobody s mother can call The nelghborhood ball players gather to get The thrlll out of play1n ball l Grade Charles LOZISF Nmt LIL how they Hash and gleam In the sun Llke sparklmg d1amonds Then are calm and peaceful Suddenly as 1f Stlffed by 1m1'nortal power They come chargmg up the beach L1ke angry bulls Roarmg and ragmg Then slowly as thelr anger cools 'SIG They bLlbS1dC and llde away Kingsley W1entge NlHTl1 Grade llts 1.111 AM not IH the mood to make a rhyme Although I have thought a long long tlme 'Ea The ro er Words the sta awa L P P Y Y Y So I shall try another day Hortense H1lb Nmth Grade it , 'A , 1 A, t ' Pl' V 'll' ll . .A ' 'S 1 ' g U3 , - . I The Ocean l31'cz1kc1's QA'-L,'.f . l. . Q. ,fl . . it y . . 1g.ff'I , ' .

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M-rwren, mem XX hcn A I clloxx Nculs A lllCIltl g HEN a fellow has to study g Whlle the sun IS shlnlng brlght J And he looks out through the wmdow And sees that wondrous sxght Of a baseball dlamond callmg To come out and just begln I am tellmg you dear folks That s when a fellow needs a fr1end When hes labored oer h1s homework T111 all lessons he has done And goes to school next mormng And teachers starts a scoldmg says Your ways youll have to mend' Then I am here to tell you That s when a fellow needs a fr1end Or when some evemng after school The team IS gomg to play And Mother says she needs hlm He may play another day Or suppose that Dad had told hlm To some buslness he must tend Then I want to tell you folks That s when a fellow needs a frlend Selma Andres Nlnth Grade School ,Q TRUDGE ahead every a Q5 Along the same old dreary way ICEQ3 Past trees and hllls and babblmg brooks To school to study out of books I sometlmes wonder how it would be If I could play t111 half past three And never have to read or Wflte Or do my homework every mght But I must trudge to school you see And work as bus11y as a bee Never ever wxsh to play But go ahead the same old way Vlfglnla Duhrmg Nmth Grade S I x y - ' ' Al' v . 7 L 41 'L ' T 1 l ' ix 1. , A . , - V 5 :fn ' V . . . . , . -:PAW v .1,x . grim! ! 7 1 v ! ' 7 To find that l'1e's lost one, - ' , : In 9 V9 , . - ! ! 3 ' 7 9 9 , . . L m y d yy p, Ii , ' ' Y v S ! I 7 1 'J