Columbia University Teachers College - Tower Yearbook (New York, NY)

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The Girl of the Golden ll Seven Days ............... Pomander Walk .......... The Right of Way ........ I-Ie Comes up Smiling .... Fair and 'Warmer .... . . The Road to Happiness Bought and Paid For .... . When Dreams Come True . . West . . . .Junior Week . . . . . . . Riverside .........Ted Rust . 7 . . .Secretary Upton .............Marie .... May Exams .. . Senior Week . . . . Our Diplomas .....fime 7,1916 At Teachers College At just the hour wk PK if is 41 if Where I go They'd signed to play, PF FF lk bk Dk DK We have a tennis court. Or else it leaves wk ik X 96 X me Five hundred girls The court all Wet :af wk ws we if IF In old T. C. And spoils their shoes ao: X PF Pk 1: ac Might like to play And vvets their balls Pk is Pk FF as as If they could get And everything. vs PK uc he PF Dk A chance at it. And if they go wk is :A wk wr H Ik But if they try, At five 0'cloek, if Pk FK wk -cf 1 They stand in line, As I once did, as is wk FF er W4 And wait, and Wait It soon will get ' wr wk x :af as fr To sign a book ' So murky black af :of wr PF fr is For one short hour. That lantern light ak :lc sr if if ,K And then perchance Wfill needed be at wk vt if if 'F It goes and rains To see the ball :rf Pk x lt if ' Page One-Hafzizdred-,fifty-fizfe

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You know Fannie Morton Pk v: :r She has her hair frizzed 9: a: x And wears a black apron as wk is And jangles a bunch of keys bm: vu: an: And everything. bs: ba: PF She's a good manager. va: PF as: And bosses the maids Pk 2: vo: And the Dean Pk a: as: And dips the lights at his receptions 9: PF fn: Or Whatever it is lk uv: -0: They do FF FF x: To tell the people to go home. as: 2: lk And at big dances 1: 1: wo: She stands at the door bo: w: nf And says Tickets please ! 4: iz: me And none go in Pk as: 4- . Without a card. 1: wr: 1: She guards the money jar 4: 1: if That stands by the milk chocolate Y: 11: 4: In the R. O. Room ik A: 4: Page One-Hzzvzdred-rifty-seven And says it's a temptation .:, .:, ,., 4. 4: 4, And we think so too. PF PF zz: And she can move the piano Pk PF PF And play the victrola Pk PF DF Or whatever it is they danc Z: Pk ax: In the kindergarten room. Pk Dk 2: And she has college spirit, FK DF PF She was in the festival, 9: x: PK You should have seen her Pk A: FF March those boys around. 4: Pk PK We used to call her Fanny un: v: wc: But now she's Miss Morton 3: is ao: But anyway 1: if 4: She's a nice person 1: ik 1: And we like her x: if x And we don't know 4: ws: aa: How old T. C- as: Pk v: Would get along A: we: wr: Without her. 1: 4: 4 eto