The Illman School - Span Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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A voice so thrilling ne'er was heard. -MR. HAVNES. Yon hath a lean and hungry look 3 he thinks too 1l1l1Cll.H-SHAFFER. He found the blessedness of being little. -BLUM. W'ork, he sung, is toil and trouble g Honor but an empty lJllbblE.,.,---REYNOLDS. A man canna' wive and thrive the same year. -MR. HALLOCK. L 7 Always eating, never full.' -LONG. ' To understand him is to pardon lll111.H-I-IANNAH. r For fools rush in where wise 1nen fear to tread. -GEOMETRICAL PARLOR. How often have I blessed the coming dayf,-RISING BELL. Oh! blessed 1'Etl1'S111E11'C.,,-RETIRING BELL. A ' There the village master taught his little school. ' A-PROFESSOR. A d--ned, dark, dreary, long W3j'.,,-SECOND HALL CORRIDOR. I knew him well, as every truant kI1CW.,,--NIR. HITCHCOCK. How often have I led thy sportive choir, with tuneless pipe. -MR. ANDRUSS. At Goldsn1ith's merry play, all the spectators laughed, they sayfl-DRAMATIC CLUB And tho' my harsh note but mocked all time Yet did the village praise my wondrous power. -D. T. JOHNSTON. I4I