Ellis School - Ellisian Fields Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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FRESHMAN CLASS MOTHER GOOSE As I was walking down the street, Whom do you think I chanced to meet, The girls who were in the Freshman Class So I spoke with each and every lassf, MARIE Louise Cool.nY: Marie had a phone book. Its cover is dark brown, She carried it to school one day And waved it up and down. PATTY CocukANE: There was a crooked man And he walked a crooked milc To see Patty Cochrane, Smile her cheery smile. ISLEANOR DAYIS: Curly locks. curly locks How wilt thou dine? Chocolate bars and milk shakes Or lemon drops and lime. lVlARY Lou GII.BERT, GRETCHEN ROEMER, HELEN LEE IDINKEYZ Mary Lou made some tarts All on a summer's day. Gretchen R. and Helen Lee Ate them and ran away. FRANCES IDONNANZ A dillar, a dollar. A ten o'cloek scholar, Frances is late again. She used to come at nine o'clock And now at half-past ten. ELEANOR EDMoNDs0N: Eleanor fair has come back to town. To see all her friends and wear her green MARGARET EDWARDS, ANNE XVILSONI Little Miss Edwards sat down on the ice. While practicing skating one day. When out of a corner came-not jack ll But Anne-her pain to allay. KITTY SM1-rn, SAMMY HAMIl.TONZ Sammy had a pretty song. But Kitty had a better, Sammy would sing all day long. But Kitty would not let her. gown , orner, EUGENIA I'lIl.L, CLARA Humax: Clara put the kettle on, Clara put the kettle on. Clara put the kettle on, And we'll all have tea. Geegee take it oil again, Geegee take it off again, Geegee take it off again, And pour a cup for me. MARY P.x'rroN JANSSRN, SUZANNE ONVENSZ Mary Pat lost her pocket, Suzanne Owens found it, There was not a penny in it. But a ribbon round it. SHIRLEY MAY Knlss: Shirley Keiss. Shirley Keiss. Blessings light upon you, If I had half a crown a day. I'd spend it all upon you. JOAN KUEHNER: Joan shall have a new bonnet. Joan shall go to the fair, At either New York or at Frisco, You surely will lind her there. JANET LINTIIICUM: There is a girl of great renown. Liked in city and in town: None work like unto hers can do: Shels Janet Linthicum-true blue. MARY MCCUNH: Mistress Mary Quite contrary. How does your school life go? With President's worries. And French exam flurries, Your troubles seein never to go. Loursn SHANAHAN: If all the world were paper. And all the seas were ink. Louise would then get excellent, And have high grades I think. D Twenty-.reven ELLISIAN FIELDS

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