Centerville High School - Black Diamond Yearbook (Centerville, IA)

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I y I FACULTY NURSERY RHYMES s Little boy Duke, come blow your horn, Miss Syke's in the kitchen fixing corn, If you don't hurry she'll be gone, So, little boy Duke, come blow your horn. Miss Upton Miss Upton can you tell me How far it is to Missouri? Oh oyer the hills and far away lf your mules dont fail you You can make it in a day Little Miss Asbury sat in a corner Doing her sums you see e tried and she tried and she cried and she cried ut she couldnt add two plus three where oh where is my Larry where oh where can he be bhe longs for him and she sighs for him bo come back to your dear Coralie Georgie, Porgte, Puddm and pie, To break our Coach s heart did try And now Robert feels quite blue For his poor heart is broken m two Little Miss Helen savs with pride Ill always be good you see For a missionary Im to marry And go far across the sea Douglas and Harter sat on a wall Single but handsome you see Douglas and Harter had a great a Now married and happy they be Where did your pretty locks go? To make you a flapper they say it is so Now this dread secret you all certainly know Little Miss Hall stood tossing her ball -Xnd wishing that she might be tall But since as you see she still remains small Her Wish did no good after all Miss Ina has a faithful friend -X farmer staunch and true -Xnd every time that ln1 lewye He begs Let me go too We wish he d come to school some day Though its against the rule We d surely hate a merry play With this farmer lad in school Sh ' ' A ,i ' ' ' ' ' , i B - l . 4 st t, t , 1 ,P 7 Oh , s 3 a , s f H, 1 Goldsberry, Goldsberry, quite contrary' N L I 1Ic4-1!I yIf-oqXlc-o-aylnuyle-o-1Xlaav1ylc'C-1XI NI X J