Centralia High School - Heliostat Yearbook (Centralia, MO)

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I lllllllllllllllIlHlllllIlllllllllllllllllllll' lllllllllHillHHNllllllllillllllLHHHIIHlllllilllllllHilllllllllillllllillllllllHillIillllllllllllllllklHlillllllllllEHIIIIIIlililillllililHillIilllillllilllIllllllllIIHIIIIHIillllllllllllllHillllllllllHH!iIIIlIl'lil1HHHHHH!IlllllllllllllIlllllllllll , H E L I O S T A T SOPHOMORE POEM. O friends and classmates, lend me thine ear, Attend! and ye a wonderous tale shall hear, Of those whose fame will spread to distant shores The history of the mighty Sophomores! Men of world fame shall come from out our band Crowned with success the finest in the land. And women,-women worthy of name, Shall fill our corner in the hall of fame. An artist have we known as Buford Chance, You'll realize his power at a glance. A mathematics gun, musician too, But Caesar seems to be his Waterloo A Webster in debate is Mabel Todd, Her eloquence would move a common clod! Methinks I see her in the Senate Hall Proclaiming bravely womanfs rights to all. But who is that who rises to appose . Whose fiery speech her argument oerthrows Bertel Zinser our champion and charmer Who everybody thought would be a farmer. Another lassie in our ranks have we Known for' daintiness and sweet sobriety A Kathryn Stamper who knows all the mystery The finer points and puzzeling things in history. Frank Denton little boy with manner cheery Is interested in things military To talk in class he usually does not choose Unless it be to give the late war news. To Mary Leta Jones we now will turn One of our brightest girls as you will learn She has one fault tif you would call lt thatj Shes always saying Wheres the lesson at' And who is that who chews for the whole class Susie Seymour sure can make gum clash We know she 1S recognized by her twist And she 1S always leader on this list Lawrence Gordon is great at basket ball And 1n debate the equal of them all Hes good in agrlculture German too Men of h1s size and strength there are but ew Gertrude is one of the best in the class In lessons she is one tew can surpass Some say she 1S 111C1l116d to be quite queer She can write poems you d be surprised to hear We also have a student of expre sion Lucille Bush will make that her profession And tho her statures small her zeal is great To miss the goal will never be her fate But someone on a pony did Just pass Twas Emmett Gilliam bound for Ceasar class And Smith Reid walking soberly and slow In class he always answers I dont know And Mabel Trotter will at last confes That her besetting sin 1S laziness When Mary Turners merry laugh rings out Its never hard to tell when shes about We also hate B F Turner in class He never argues about any lass And Hollis Johnson 1S known for weak lungs And he does not know how to use his ton ue 1918 07

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