Fort Lewis College - Katzima Yearbook (Durango, CO)

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7 ,MMMM,M , AA M,MlM 's AN INTERLUDE 3 There aint no use of kicking- There aint no use to slam, The book is all done printed And it am just what it am. The foreword is stated briefly- Q The faces are mighty long- Some caps are hidden-chiefly, O, there's lots of things gone wrong. If the Annual Staff's gone madg lf the faculty cracks a teeny smile lt's worth all the trouble we've had. Cf course we know the manager Woufld never have gotten thru, If he hadn't had his little girl - To keep him from getting blue. Bennet's run his feet off, And Frances' workls well done, The weight that Helen lifted lVIust have weighed more than a ton. lrene is sure a dandy, She simply can't be beat, And Alice, before she left us, Did things with one grand sweep. 3 Q 3 5 5 5 Q 5 'T But shucksl Why should we worry 5 5 3 it 5 Chick and Helen medals won, 3 Relieving us of many a worry. Now Chick has gone sailing right on - 2 To kill our last in a hurry. K If Germany would win this war, l And we should be the loser- They'd change our beautiful French name To Verstecken Sie Das Puderf' But such a great calamity 'Ne'er over us shall come, K Because our boys have gone to help Send' William on the run. 1 3. . 51 a n A A -41 1 A-rm1h3YIa A- MMVNVNMWMHMYIAVNA A' 100