Elders Ridge Vocational School - Elrivo Yearbook (Elders Ridge, PA)

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A SONG OF MAY zz Joy to the world, commencement hath Let Seniors receive their crown, Let every little lassie good, Wear upon her head a hood, And Sophs and Freshies sing And books and pencils fling And Juniors and Faculty ring. THE SONG OF A SENIOR Verse I The day is dawning above us, The joy of life hath fled But I don't give a cuss If I do go dead. Verse 2 I heard thc whip-poor-wills a-singing Down in the daisy sprinkled vale, Ioy to the world that they were winging Down in that star blooming dale. Verse 3 As I looked upon the peaceful beauty Of the grand and glorious world, I thought me of my duty, As the clouds above unfurled. Verse 4 As upon me dusk came stealing, And I thought of joys gone past I cannot describe that feeling, That feeling when I felt the last. Verse 5 So to you, my friends and foes, When life hath Hed away Think of how swiftly joy goes And be happy while you may. COITIC

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Miss Sparrow: Whose tablet is this? It has Paul, Paul, Paul, Ruth, Ruth, Ruth, Harry, Harry, Harry, written all over it. Class: Ruth Hine's . Mr. Alexander: Criticise her questions, William. William W.: I think her iirst two are very good. Mr. Alexander: Why? William W.: Well, the're just about the same as mine. Miss Robinson: Why does pop-corn pop? Margaret S. Camazedj: Why, I dont know. Miss Robinson: Well, why don't biscuits pop when you put them in the oven? Margaret S. Cmdignantlylz Why, because they are not pop-corn. Miss Sparrow fin Chemistry Labj: Paul, please use some com- mon sense. Paul C.: Don,t need any. This is Chemistry. Sara Long: l must have an accented syllable to finish out this theme, l've got to have something on the end, Florence S.: Put a comma. JoHN HART Saw, P1anninShMi11and Repair BANK SALTSBURG, PA. Hart Hay Ladders WEST LEBANON, PENNA. If roi ml It roi il