Chesterton High School - Singing Sands Yearbook (Chesterton, IN)

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QIXTELN 'PHE GRADUATE GBIII' Qllass Composed of merry boys and girls, We work for all things great and small: Our envious eyes watch younger girls, When we leave the old school hall. We are just twelve jolly members, ln Our Senior Class so grand: And whene'er theres fun around us, lVe are always there on hand. First comes Danny tall and spare, With dreamy eyes and nut brown hair: Then baby Mill tybi' whose spelling rare, Won honors for our class so fair. Then Sill lylii the giggler with dark brown curls, And O! the bolts of mirth she hurlsg And rose-cheeked Bill lybi whose winsome ways, Win hosts of friends where'er she stays. And Foxy Ed whose speech profound, Holds all the populace spellboundg Then theres a dark-haired girl called Pudge, Who'd spend her time in eating fudge. Then brown-eyed Trixie with coal black hair, And girls whose love she lost, would care: Most lids are flat: our Lyd is tall, We hope she ne'er will have a fall. Gerty's as silly as the day is long, We cannot drown her with a song: There's another light-haired girl called Puggy. Do you think she ever rode in a buggy? Graoie's a maiden of slender form, Her heart is tender, true, and warm: Maggie's a maiden of beautiful mien, And a bigger out-up was never seen. This is all of our happy throng, Who have mastered Science, Latin, and song: We bid farewell to our loved school, Where we've tried our best to keep each rule. ETHEL BULL. iiPoetic license.

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gitlqel lurinha 1151111 Class Poet. Mrs. Malouy - Maidens All Foiloru 'LAlice Smith - The Gayrusans Legacy Thesis: Panama-Pacific Exposition A tender heart, a will inflexible English. Qilahgs Efluella Eggleston F Joke Editor. Bertha Banisdalen- Maidens All FO110I'Il Linda - Borrowing Trouble Mrs. Bump - The Gayrusan Thesis: Prison Reforms. As merry as the day is long Latin. Cgzriruhc Brake 'Mrs, Borrow - Borrowing Trouble Thesis: Famous Women. 'Then she will laugh-ye gods how she will laugh. Latin.

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THE GRADUATE SEVENTEEN 3111 mnuriznu ?, X X ,355 Intense EJULIIIEUII A kindly soul from us has gone, The voice we loved is still: Her vacant seat stands empty here, It never can be filled. We niiss her bright and beaming face, Her soul from us is cleft, Oh! who will come to fill her place In the lives that she has left? We miss her in her sorrowed class, We miss her in the school, We miss this bright and blooming lass, Whose looks were never cool. Oh, we will meet her up above, When at the judgment bar we stand, Up in the land of peace and love We'1l never parted be again. ETHEL BULL.