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58 THE GIRTONIAN Elizabeth Harlow Beckler A ripple sweeps over the audience, A giggle is heard very near- A swirling of skirts and a clicking of heels, And Dolly appears in the rear. Who are you P the Judges all gasp in one breath Who am I? I'm Dolly, you know, And though I'm not good, still l'm not very bad- And l'm not very old, but Illl growf' We see, say the Judges profoundly impressed, lt7s you who have warbled so long That merely from habit Cas well as good scnsej Your name is connected with song, And so to the stage we would doom you for life, To warble by night and by day, To satisfy all of your cravings for fame There seems to be no other way. Marie Sarnmons The JUDGES speak: Slowly, gently, always smiling, Down the paths of radiant sunshine, Thro the groves of love and friendship, Gathering happiness and kindness, Has hlarie her whole life wandered. And to all her friends and school-mates Happiness and love has given, And so bright and glad has made them That we Judges send her onward To give love and her dear friendship To the homeless, needy children, To watch o'er with her sweet kindness All the sad and sickly children.
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THE GIRTONIAN 57 And are you then that julie Who led the senior team? If this be so, then swiftly go To drink of Lethe's stream. For all who drink of Lethe To Girton shall return, We need you sad, be our Post-Grad. And yet more knowledge learn. Marie Louise Carns Then 'mid laughter and great shouting Comes hdarie, another athlete, She the winner of all matches Played in tennis and in baseball, She the winner of the prize cup And of honors gained in sport plays. She shall some day wear blue ribbons For the races in the roadsters Vlfon by her own sports-like manner, Speak the Judges to the people. Ruth Barbara jeffris Then forth there steps at sounding of her name, Ruth Jelfris, red-haired, fiery, with a tongue That rolls off reams of Greek, and round her neck A placard huge with Votes for Women writ, She tarries not for Accuser nor for Judge, But cries aloud: You'd better pass me throg My head's chock-full of learning, you can bet! But now I'm busy, in a frightful stew, just let me out and watch to see me get! The judges, gasping, smile and labor set: Go thou to Greece and be a Suffragettef'
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