Flora Stone Mather College - Polychronicon Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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There's Sague, as cool, as quiet, as dignified As a cool, silent iceberg that never is igniiied. Does it make a girl worse that her character's such As to make others love her Qas we thinkj too much? M fi- ' nc rms, Although she does never in chapel appear, She's belonged to the Glee Qlub for almost a ear. 32,f.M,!L 5. . Her two eyes are brown, nd indeed very bright, Which are likely to look for courses quite light- ffdwnmyyff ,ffcff jj, A 09, With her specs placed quite proper upon her small nose, She'll win respect surely Wherever' she goes. 711, ,.,,Vp7fyz,.5kco2f !'7l'7'La-4Jf'fAsff ' Quite ar less herself, she's a lover of Art, She came to study nature, and this truth she won. Look into the office any hour of the day, Olive Spengler will be there-by no means at play. J gilt?

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And looks eoolly around her with sharp com- mon sense. ' 67 5 f 51 She's full of fun, humor and wit you will see, We all like it acit . ' fi With a voice so gentle, soft, low and sweet, As in allthe world you eve will meet. VMLCE' 4 ' f an , V 5 And indeed I believe no one ever sung better. She has common sense in a Way that's uncom- mon. So earnest, so modest and with all so sweet. Like a baby she giggles to make one quite tired, lf her richly toned voice did not make her admired. ,z1gZ,.,QO?r5fVw.u.,- g X04 hKvl'fLfr1.. - CAMO

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Lgnv That the proper study of mankind is man. There's Templeton, with genius so shrinking and rare, That you hardly at first see the strength that is there. Q A poem of her's you will find in this book, l'm sure you will see it if you only look. M0174-fiwaw. 1-1104+ 11 ' . With lips like a cherry and teeth like a pearl. 'QHAJ-1.L 'I7-n,Ofcu.,-- 'F'-5'1sf -' She indeed is aware how things should be done, I And the works of her genius can scarce be outdone. When We ask what she's taking, Why then she replies, ' In elective German, there my genius lies. B - i rwdvf- XL'L.Tl'l,xA.Sl4..uMlw2.,Q3-K