Girton School - Girtonian Yearbook (Winnetka, IL)

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THE GIRTONIAN 61 Laura Nichols CThe speech is interrupted by an increasingly trouble- some tumult near the door, cries are heard of Laura, Laurai'-the crowd parts, and an extremely well-dressed young lady advances to the front, bowing graciously and apologetically to her clamoring comradesj LAURA-I'm sorry,Judge-but moving-shall I sign? Miss Nichols, thine the sin of tardiness In all thy deeds-in entering Girton late, In coming late each day to morning prayer- In themes-but since thy entrance tactful is, Thy hair and person decked in latest style, We doom thee to eternally late hours- QThe day's work of hair-dresser finishedj As social belle. He speaks, the mob takes up The words and bandies them about, and tells The tale Cwith variationsl later on, After the way of girls. Beatrice Ward King QA jaunty figure swings up to the stage with a golf- club over her shoulder, singing gailyj Oh, I'm the golfing shark, You just ought to come for a lark! And of all information 'Bout school or the nation l'm full to the high water mark. FACULTY! Oh, Beatrice King, if I tried, I could find lots of facts for my side, On the whole I prefer To go where you were, Here, from envy, I just canit abide. Beatrice and the Faculty go out arm in arm.

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BOOK TWO