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When we were Nines they taught us all About the birds and beesj We learned that babies come by stork And do not grow on trees. Sega 3.14 -.,.- ,.- ,,., .f Sing Hol for progressive education. Sin! ho! for OUP favorite Plstille- rj ' v A Of S As butterflies and ants and bugs, Again we donned our wings. We missed our cues and sang off key ffff But no one saw such things. Sing Hol for the leotards. . ,Q W GPU U Our boys were very good in sports, And accurate in aimg xx The glue pot hit the lady's head... She's never been the same. Sing Hol for the wrath of Foshay. And now we can smile back on what We thought were troubled scenes, For we have met BJRS And know what trouble means. Sing Ho! for God anduBenjy. We mutter things about a bus At fifty-after-eight... The heartless roll-call monitor Just puts us down as late. Sing 'Oh, how I hate to get up in the morninglu P9 3.- QR' Pace 41
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5504, af Jilmmzy QQ! When school began in forty-four The staff let out a cry, For gathered there were all of us To start in Junior High. Sing Ho! for the class of '5O. We gave some rats deficienciesj We learned what is in milkg We burned materials to see lf they were wool or silk. Sing pass the rat food, Nellie! vnu, qmee N-4 Midsummer's night the fairies danced And stamped about the stage. The boards were cracked, they groaned and sighed, And joking was the rage. Sing Ho! for the Jergenls Lotion. ff. 4 YQ U1 , 2514 'az-zafgy ,Q g W fvf' We struggled through the eighth grade, too, We filled our heads with maps, And quoted Julius Caesar's words 7 ' Whene'er we o 'ed our tra s ,Q 4P1vwr1v4V P P - 92? Sing Ho! for poetic license. Page 40 We heard the words of wisdom that From Everett's lips did fallg But one word from Miss Sweeney Was better than them all, Sing-l hate to be a policeman, but-
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We dearly love our history class, And always do our work. ln Bio, Spanish, French, and Math We've ne'er been known to shirk. Sing Moooocoooo! Could this be a vivarium? Our study halls may not be just The best that could be done But though they're not too silent They're very student-run. Sing sign me out to Lib. When one mistake is made by all The people in the class, Our teachers start to realize We do our work en masse. Sing Ho! for cooperation. 7 ln sports our boys are in the know Of how to kick and bounce I The girls have tied themselves in knots, And never lost an ounce. Sing Duck! here comes the ball. Breaking down class barriers 'Dann A0
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