Blue Mountain College - Mountaineer Yearbook (Blue Mountain, MS)

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, S 9 N. MRS. MARION CUTTS BARBER Violin, Piano The violin teacher's named Barber, No evil against her we harborg She plays a hymn, With considerable vim, Be slilll The noise would disturb her. MISS ELIZABETH PURSER Expression Quite dearly beloved is Miss Purser, When sick, we all offer to nurse herg She detesls every fraud, , I She has travelled abroad, Sincere and admired is Miss Purser I ff ' , Af ! I l I MISS TI-IOMASELLA STELI.. Voice Direclor There was a stern lady named Stell Whom all the girls I-:new very wellg For manners Parisian And airs of precision, No other could equal ihis belle. 1 I ., .-.W ...f -f X K '71 1

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MISS GERTRUDE E. LOWREY Musical Director ' - As a teacher of music, Miss Trudie, Is known asa Iover of beautyg She handIes the keys, I elous ea e With marv - s , And for years has she been here on duty. MISS EMILY CHANDLER Piano Music is this Iady's art, In it, aII absorbed is her heartg She is very demure, And we feel quite sure, 'Twould grieve us should we ever part. MISS MARGARET WEBB Piano Miss Webb is good-looking and classy The girIs are all fond of this Iassieg She always looks elegant, At embroidery is diligent, And often she gets pretty sassy.

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MISS IDA JCI-INSON Dressmalfing Miss Johnson's a wizard at sewing, For fashions to her we'd be goingg I-ler mouth full of pins, Q Transformation begins, Till yourself you would scarcely be knowing. DR. WILLENA A. PECK College' Physician There was a young doctor named Peck, She gives you the pills, by heckg Her hair it is red, And' she keeps you in bed, Till you feel like a sailor on deck. 'MISS .IESSIE MAY BROWN Ari Miss Brown is a lassie quite dainty, She teaches young ladies to paint-ee, Delightfully small, Beloved by all- i , We think her beau lucky--now aint he?