Central High School - Girardot Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)

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Whilter T. lfield says, Mother Goose is the starting point from which mankind begins its knowledge of booksf' The novelist gained his first idea of plot from the rhymes heard nt his mother's knee, the poetis first idea of rhythm was found in Little Miss Muffetng the tr11gedienne's hrst sad story was Ding, Dong Bellng the historian'S first chronicle was London Bridge , the fine figments of imaginative thought began with Hey, Uiddle, Diddlen. Not only have our books found beginnings in these early rhymes, but also our first speeches Were lisped as we performed one of these immortal verses. In the pages that follow we have chosen a rather whimsical treatment of facts, and we use many of these old rhymes on which to build our parallels. PS.,?-'Hi-T , 94212, , , SIGN 24 ,fl x 'x SIN - Y wAv5, -YA?