Deerfield Shields High School - Deerfield Yearbook (Highland Park, IL)

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HELEN SULLIVAN. Deerfield-Shields High School. Secretary. ANNIE LAURIE MCKENZIE Deerfield-Shields High School. Librarian.

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ALICE HEATHCOTE MCELRATH. V VERA BEATRICE HAINES- Cornell College-B. S. ' Hedding C01lege'-A- B-, Cumnoch School of Oratory. English and Public Speaking. BERNICE T. BANNING. Brown University--A. B. University of Wisconsin-A. M., Ph. D. French and Spanish. Co1umb1a College of Expression. Chicago School of Physical Education Physical Education.

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Say, Ain't It Fine? Say, ainit it fine To wake up on a frosty morn And see the frost bedeeked Corng To see the shining kernels fine In even rows on golden ears Smiling thru the shucks so browng And see the pumpkin on the vine Where the frosted plants entwine To form a fairy network fine, Down on the farm? T Say, ain't it fine? Say, ain't it fine To get out in the early light And see the roofs all Covered white With hoarfrost of the chilly night, To see the proudly strutting cock The waddling ducks and geese, And watch the straggling sunbeams Rise over the silvery meads Till all is wrapped in daylight Down on the farm? Say, ain't it fine? P. SIEGELE, '14-. Autumn The wood is all golden, All yellow, all red And the leaves are a-falling All down to their bed Cn the fast cooling earth. Sweet Autumn, sad Autumn Is with us again. The goldenrod's blooming All golden and gay And the bright yellow cowslips Have vanished away To sleep on the bosom of earth. Sweet Autumn, sad Autumn Is with us again. The birds are heard chirping Their last merry note Ere they start on their journey To the bright sunny south, To Hee the fierce wind of the north Sweet Autumn, sad Autumn Is with us again.