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51' be 5dii'o1 J Tiffin! Wanted-copy of all kinds to print in our paper, It matters not what so it's an Interesting caper, It may be the truth or only a fictiong just send it to us in your very best diction. We offer our columns so now is your chance To tell of your travels, or sports, or If it's of school all the better, we like class room topics, So don't trip to the moon, or old Mars, or the Tropics. Any girl who's arrived at high school age, And cannot spin reminiscences off by the pa e, Should be sent to a place where they write aily themes And measure their length by paper in reams. So send us an essay, or poem, or son We won't look for the stamp of genius upon it. It may be narration, or high flown description, A wedding, a party-a tombstone inscription, All these wou d be welcome to fill the blank spaces, And relieve the blank look on the editors' faces. romance. net, Mary Horgan, '17 Om' 'Book 5 bel f THE HoUsE or FAME . GooD COUNSEL . GUARDIAN . . . SHE STOOPS TO CONQUERH THE DESERTED VILLAGE BATTLE OF THE Books . THE TAMING or THE SHREVVH CRANFORDH . . I GULLIVER'S TRAVELS . CANDLES THAT BURN . . THE Two GENTLEMEN or h'ERONA THE WANDERERH . . , HIS FIRST AND LAST APPEAZ!ANCE CHANGE IN THE CABINET . THE LAY OF THE LAST MINSTREL THE GOLDEN TREASURY . HEAVEN TREEs . . THE FRIENDLY YEAR CRITICAL WOODCUTSH . THE TENDERFOOTSU , THE LITTLE COLONEL . In the . Cedar Grove . . . Our Directress . . . . . Our Teacher Graduates humbly soliciting ads . The Candy Store during Lent study hall after an entertainment . . . Freshmen Initiation . . . . Senior Play Seniors' trip to Washington . . . Vigil Lights . . john and Andy . . That double compact . . Disappointed ring man . Weekly cleaning of our bookcase Inexperien 47 . . . . Graduation Song The Mirror in the Seniors' room . . . Those of Cedar Grove . . Our Last at the Grove . Helen Winter's illustrations ced Seniors applying for positions . . , Our Class President Mary McGurk,' 1.7
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be zzlip Tree 1 ,I 'X 'f WJ' lon as the tuli tree stands, grandiur shall not? depart from the Grove. What a service has 'Li ,V 1 25 been rendered by the hand lon' dead which planted it to be fi symbol of what a dream might be. Under the grace of its branches flung out against the sky, generations have found rest and shelter. Stately companions of oak and pine and elm and sycamore have fallen by its side, but like a toweringcpillar of ancient Rome, the tuliip tree has brave wind and storm, tempest and ecay. lt stands imperial, a crown of golden blossoms on its brow. ' Anna Marie Vehr, '17 48
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