English High School - Brown Owl Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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LOST AND FOUND Found-In the moon, by Miss Peirce, anything that cannot be tound else where. J Lost-The girls' good reputation at first lunch period. Found-A good place to keep a key-By Sana Burke. Lost-San1's hat at Alma's house. Lost4Anna on her way to Brown Owl Meeting. Lost-At the meetings of the B. O. board-much valuable time by S B Lost-The crease in Mr. Shern1an's pants. Found-In the corridor-Sam Burke. . ILLUSTRATED SONGS Any Little 'Girl That's a Nice Little Girl, is the Me.-M. Price ' Call Around Any Old Time.-M. Cox. Rigfht Little Gnl Iloi It's Never Late Till Morning and Its Early After That.-R. S wet Girls! Girls! Girls !.-Miss Peirce. There's a Big Cry Baby in the Moon.-Asfrofzomy I,ve Lost My Heart But I Don't Care !-M. Leach. Silver Bell CPD-On, IIJISS llJ1L'l7l-f07'd'S Desk. I-Ier Bright Smile.-N. .S'lzatrfc1'0ss. Afraid to Go Home in the Dark.-B. O. B. Girls Afraid to Go I-Ionic at All.-B. O. B. Boys. Every Little Movement.-The Boston de-votrcs The Girl IVho XNou1dn't Spoon.-A. Marslzall. Little Miss Up-to-Date.-L. B7'0ffICl'f0II. You Are the Ideal of My Dreams.-G. Alcfczz. Oh ! Marie.-E. llffczlzcib. For I-Ie's a College Boy.-I. Huglzvs. Out in Your Canoe.-C. Tlzorzzfozz.-M. Read. Billy Boy.-G. D1'c'fU11rl01'f. Une Sweetly Solemn Tliouglit.-Il'0 are fIIlI.S1lCd. Good Nlglll.-CCIfZ0I'Ilt9.3 49 Class. af rcccss

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STATISTICS LoAr1No PLACE. OCCUPATION. sPEeiAL'rY. AMB1'r1oN. Looking Glass. Singing. l'Iair-dressing Opera Singer. Yet to come. Talking to Amy Unknown. To grow taller. Bailey. At Cyi-il'5 desk Wforking for Senior Making fudge. To be a star in Latin. Dance. Not known. Technical. B. O. B. Meetings. Summer and Pond Keeping class in order Running errands. Discovering keys. Studying English. Selling ties. Theatre going. VVorking, Cnitj Making fudge. To build an aeroplane Private secretary. Advertising agent? Expert typist. Cozy corner. Talking. Sailor suits. Actress. Telephone office. Dancing. Iollying. Artist. Room I. Spieling. Posing? UYMOF. Unknown. Studying. Jollying. Chorus girl. Church? lfVriting compositions. Latin. College and beyond. Miss Peirce's desk. Studying. Blushing. English clergy. At the Pier. Letter writing. College youths. College widow. Boston Store. Studying. Typewriting. Stenographer. She never loafs. Making fun. Sammy. College. Opera House. Making Inez behave. Millinery. Tilden-Thurber's. Bulletin Board- Football-Ivy. Breaking his nose. Ivy- At her desk. Talking to Newton. Eating candy. School mam Thornton. Studying. Smiling. Stenographer. Basement. Shaving. Getting ads. To get ads. Atwells Avenue. Tailor. Debating. If I were king! Piano Stool. Seeking Anna. Being -bridesmaid. School .mam. Cohasset. Dancing. Teasing. Old maid. Wfith Miss Mosher Making cakes. Getting people out Orator CEU of trouble. First Floor Cor- Amusing girls. Talking to Martha To be a farmer. ridor. She hasn't any. Entertaining one. Typewriting. Dis-li washer. Class meetings. Studying. Being sedate. Sutfragette. At the dictionary. Looking after Alice. Astronomy. Lawyer. Pawtucket. Raising Cain! Telephoning. Boundless. Never loafs. Keeping tabs on Canoeing. Lost!!! Mabel. Church soeials. Rhyming. Holding attention. Teacher. Rhodes. Star-gazing. Dancing. Hair-dresser. Corridor. Talking to M. P. Flirting. Actress.

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