Gainesville High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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Senior Class of Fourteen SENIOR CLASS OF FOURTEEN, composed alone of girls Encourages reconstruction in the Suffragistic worlds. Now one by one we'll see, the qualities dear to each, Including phrases sung and slung in their Latin speech, Or narrating little incidents which day by day will pass, Relating to the members of the SENIOR CLASS. Creating in the morning, a savage-like uproar, Lucile spies Professor, peeping through the doorg Anna-Blair, the Angel , assumes a study deep, Sarah makes the room resound with her noisy sleep. Slowly but surely-thus the days grow old, Opposing not the silver threads to shine among the gold . From every Senior's heart, a deep and stinging pain Follows every pulse that throbs for victories yet to gain- Onward, struggling onward, maintaining the MOTTO quite, Using untold energy by studying late at nightg Refusing not the chance in Life that comes to all but once, Treating everything alike for eight long weary months, Engaging all the play time , the Seniors can prolate, Eclipsed by none, the Annual rises in its royal stateg Now isn't this enough to make the life of a Senior great? T. J. S. JR., 1914.

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