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“® )! gou (East iber” You leave the house at five to eight Determined that you won’t be late, So down the street you gayly trot Humming a song, but thinking not. You start to step aboard the car, When your poor head receives a jar, Recalling the dismal fact to your mind That all your books are left behind. So back you go, and on the run, To fetch those books, which weigh a ton, But when you get there you recall That—you brought home no books at all. Next when you wish to board the car Your eyes they wander near and far, Trying the best they can, to see If a car, on the track, might possibly be. And when your car does come along You hurry in, mix with the throng, And to yourself with triump say, “Surely I’ll not be late today.” You arrive down town sometime to the good Surely you’ll make it if anyone could. The car goes so fast it dances a jig, And now you have reached the viaduct big. Your mind goes back to the day before When—the thing was swung for an hour or more. This thought alone makes your heart beat high, From your lips escapes a long drawn sigh;— “IT’S SWUNG.” -ARTHUR THACKER, 1912. Co a (KMoulb ?8e Senior Respect your teacher, Mind your P’s and Q’s, Be pleasant when you can, And pay your senior dues. 126
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JfootbaU jfeong Sing a song of foot-ball; Pockets full of salves! Two and twenty walkers All broken at the calves. Romanis in the hospital, Leopold in the soup. Katz’ and Jerry’s faces Both broken in the group. Sophomores and freshman Punched around the ring. When the war was over The boys began to sing: “Sure, they’re from Commerce, from Commerce, The gold and the white. You can tell them by their colors. Their scores and other plights. “There may be some others Who think they're just as good, But wc will show them Commerce Is the best, the best!’’ —THOMAS ALBERTSON, 1912. Culltb from a $ opf)omore pcUmg oofe The schools are possessed of much decorum. The serenity people are mostly fleshy. He has an effeminacy voice. After the lesson was done a potation was recited. The old women are in a weazened country. Bedizened people are found in cities. Prodigiously inclined persons are scarce. Maudlin persons are aften sleeping. Riots are often produced by instigation. He has a propensity for eating pics My great fortune is visionary. CLARA PFISTER, 1911. 125
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