The Illman School - Span Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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66799 O Did you ever picture even i11 a dream, The kind of cow that gives us our ice cream? Some day it's imitation, And it's not imagination, For how could any bossy be so mean? Did you ever get from Doc, a box of pills? And strange to say, they didn't cure your ills. NVell, just let this time pass by, Though you think you'll surely die, For every little helps to lill the bills. T55 Did you ever hear the Hill School Bugle Corps? It's a new device for torture-nothing more. W'l1en they played the other day, Most the people ran away, - ' And the few remaining stopped their ears and swore.

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There was young master named Haynes, 'Who with his voice took very great pains. He sang all the time, And thought he was fine, You've another guess coming, 0 Haynes ! Next comes the famed master G. Q. Qld Dutchy George Xlfashington Hitty Wlio can do mathematics a few. Falls in love with all girls who are pretty Until he shall die, XVhen they give him the mit, He will keep saying, XVhy 3 George near throws a ht, To the fellows who just answer whew ! And for him we all have a great pity. There was a small master named Andy, W'ho at the organ was handy. He wore a broad smile W'hich extended a mile. He also played the piandy. 157