Chaffee High School - Mogul Yearbook (Chaffee, MO)

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Senior Class Poem if you can make an“EM when those about you Are making “FV’ and blaming it on you, If you can bluff your way without home study, But know your verbs and theorems too: If you can sleep, but not miss class by sleeping, And come in late all wreathed in pretty smiles, And answer, “I was working on the ‘Mogul And look as though you had been working all the while; If you can work hut make work your hobby, If you can play and dance ‘til break of day, If you can stand the teacher's scowling glances When she gets peeved and orders, you away; If you can hear to see another please her, And know your work is not what it should be, And yet can keep your footsteps firm and steady So all, your courage great, can know and see; If you can he a star in all athletics And make the final score that wins the game, And carry with you honors fine and lasting That later leads one on to wealth and fame; If you can swagger in with your importance, And meet eyes of Freshmen, Juniors, Sophs, And not waver from your stately hearing But smile at all their jeers, and scowls and scoffs; If you can wear a robe and learn a class song. And keep a tasseled cap firm on your head; If you can walk in to slow strains of music Though exams have left you almost cold and dead; If you can listen to a tiresome lecture, And take your sheepskin in a manner mild, You’ll have slain the dragons of your Hrgh School, And—BEST of all you'll he a SENIOR, child. Page Seventeen

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