Compton High School - El Companile Yearbook (Compton, CA)

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Page Twelve From Watts comes a fellow named W'olski, Were he longer he'd surely be tall- ski, He's quiet but demure, You can count on him sure, There's no finer young fellow at all- ski. lt's alto that Leda doth sing, And joy to our hearts doth she bring, She has big brown eyes, And a head very wise, But l doubt if she'd object to a ring. This Senior has friends Oh! galore, He doubtless thinks this all a bore, But his cheeks go aflame When you mention her name You surely must know I mean Stohr. Oh! there's Helen who from far away Hynes For Elmer in loneliness pines, You may see every day ln study and play How Helen works out her designs.

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lt's with joy that l speak of Kath- leen, Tho' quiet she's really quite keen, She's an authority on beaux, ln her heart really knows That Lawrence is true, tho' unseen. If one would clare mention what he knows of Rozelle His capers and so on with a young damoselle, But it would not be fair To tell everywhere, For Elmer and Helen might decide to rebel. Athletic and keen is Miss Rowe, Ahl the tales l might tell that I know, Of escapacles bold l've sometimes been told, When Miss Huse left her somewhere to sew. Page Eleven

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From Bellflower comes our dear Frances, She's known for her thrilling ro- mances, A fellow from Tech She'took by the neck, He will now go along without Frances. There's a brilliant young fellow named Charles, His opponents by worcls he ensnarls, He loves to debate And then decapitate The fellow that argues with Charles. Then there's a maiden Daetweiler, l would warn him who tries to re- viler, She's quiet in a way But not every day, She's a terror when someone cloes riler. Here's to a fellow named Hap He's a likeable funny young chap, He's now learned to trust her, That winsome Augusta, And for her he's ready to scrap. Page Thirteen