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An inch of wood, an inch of 'ead, the rest of me was dust. I know what kind of a life I've led, l'll kill Ken' Smith or bust. By Willard Weidner The Study Hall Clock Always ticking, ticking, ticking, Is the clock upon the wall, Telling time and never stopping To the students in the hall. Likely it has been astonished When two students love has found, At a student's bright remark, or When a party comes around. Teachers leave, the notes fly fasterg Freshmen, Seniors pull their tricks That old clock has seen it all, but As of yore, it only ticks. By Jeanine Vincent COOKSVILLE SCHOOL ' The Cookeville school is a grand old school. Let's do our best to keep it so. Let's do our part throught the year And really make things go. The spirit of every school Is made up by all the students. And our school spirit you'll admit consists of pep and prudence. So now we have this annual To help us all remember names And the monthly parties we enjoyed With programs, eats, and games. Now for nine months we all have met, In our school house clean and neat. And may this year be best of all, Til again next fall we meet. By Shirley Grimes
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The Golden Rod Along the grassy thoroughfare Standing there so bold On their pretty beads they wear Bonnets bright as gold. Laughing in the sunshine Nodding to the bees, Tall and stately goldenrod Waving in the breeze. Autumn time is here at last, Jack Frost is on his way, My golden bonnets fading fast And I've not long to stay. By Joanne Scott Christmas Morning On Christmas morning We jumped out of bed And to our living room we all sped, To find our presents on the tree, For John and Jim and little me. We danced and shouted with delight, To see such a lovely sight, V The tree all loaded down with toys, Some for me and rest for the boys. We opened each one with a sigh, And stacked them on the floor mearby And in our stockings to out delight, We found what Santa had left in the night. We were much pleased with what we got, Even to the little tot, And without a doubt it's very clear, ! We ll all be good for another year. By Joanne Scott
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