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H Senior-'e View of C. 15. 5. C is for the classes We cut every day And for which after school at times we stay. H is for the history we have not this year, But the Junior's are reading its pages I hear. A is for Algebra which Bill Davis teaches And is served to us after such tiresome speeches. R is for rights of which Senior's have none, Tis only the J unior's that have any fun. ,L is for the Latin, which few of us read, Although our teacher does nothing but plead. O is for the orders received left and right, Which much to our sorrow we lose over night. T stands for teachers, they make such a three, . Men kinder and better you never did see. T's'also for Trig, our highest of Math, ' Which leads us at times on a wide, stony path. E is for English, which all of us take, Upon which we are hoping some good grades to make H is for Harding, he is well known to all, As a man much beloved by both great and by small. I is for idle, which we all grow at times, , And because of such moments I am writing these rhymes G's for the greatness we hope to achieve, And some will acquire I truly believe. H is for a Hydra of studies destroyed, Which eleven long years of labor employed. S stands for Seniors supposed to be wise, But I fear 'tis for us a mistaken disguise. C is for crimson, the color of strife, United with gray of a quiet, sober life. 11
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H is for holidays, halves and whole. Whose coming We joyfully do behold. O's for the oflicers of the Senior class, Quite fit to preside o'er eacn lad and lass. O stands for obstructions which We all have met But all, I am sorry, have not conquered yet. L's for the loss of golden times, And also the end of these simple rhymes. MARY DUNN Ross 12
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