Lacon High School - Tickler Yearbook (Lacon, IL)

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Then sly Cupid shot an arrow INNOCEN TS ABROAD This tale concerns two little maids XX'ho by themselves did roam. One day they entered No Mans Land, There intending' to make their home, They chased the squirrel, the birds. the beesg They frolicked with the wind, And with great ease they climbed the trees, And left a man made world behind. Carefree and gay they roamed all day, Hut when evening came, came woe, For the Klan in the Moon, with a witching s Caused each to think of her beau. Next evening' when the moon arose This is what he spied: Une uf these girls and she wasn't alone, And the man's name rhymed with sighed llut the other wandered farther Till she reached the Isle of Man: There she lingered late and early, Sighing, Catch me if you can. VVhich made a noiseless thud. Naughty man pursued her And now her name is l5udd. mile

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tt line :lt its miclclle point. lu. lf. N. I7 feet lj inches. liisect th: Clycle I.ongmzut was vainly eucleztroring' to write Il poem for Iinglisli, when his l.:ttiu hook !lL'ClClClllZllly fell from his mlesk, 'lihis gave him :tn inspiration. llc composed the following: Latin ,Nll rlezul who wrote it, .Xll clezul who spake it, All clie who learn it. Blessed he the cleatl- 'l'hey ezirnerl it. . h1'tlllll' sztirl this morning it wus cold. Arthur who? t Fur thermometer. 'lihe lowing hertl wincls slowly oll' the key--lligh School Orchestra. ,lzty Myers will remler ll solo- l'.oclierl in the stzlhle nezu' the sheep. Ruth Funston stepped into Il music shop in the city the other clzny. Tripping up to the counter where the clerk was zlssortiug music, she zlslxecl in her sweetest tones: llztve you 'Kissecl Me in the Moonli,qltt'? The clerk turnerl, looked. zmcl szlirlz lt must have heeu the mztu :lt the other Counter. l've only been here Il week. Strickeu Grucluate tlzist year?- You are the hreztth of my life, Alma mine. ' f ' . -- , , ,,.l ll Blushing Semot-f Do you uct tot your lnrez1tl1?