Littleton College - Chatterbox Yearbook (Littleton, NC)

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THE CHATTERBOX. That rett cousin -remember P Y In the Senior's play, Who by name and by stature Is just LCittlej, Mfayj. She was the Virginian Of the '08 class, And a chance to shout for home She never let pass. Well do we remember Last Thanksgiving day. The exciting football games- And poor little May. From out the chapel, o'er campus, And far, far away Strains of the sweetest music Go floating each clay. VVith all dignity and gra There, days after Clays, Miss Morris inspires us When the piano she plays. ce, Now last but not least - Ha! ha! Don't you see? This poemf is the best joke On her- LOTTIE LEE

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THE CHATTERBOX. Our studious Morada, Who lives down in town Was forever studying Ne' er uhanging around. While the rest of us enjoyed A good social chat, Quietly in the study hall Midst books, Morada sat. Josie, too, was fond of books, But took some time for fun When her beloved Latin Had been real Well done. Yes, she was fond of Latin, Studying noon and night, And the grades on her report Were simply out of sightlw Our tall, handsome Mary, So famous on Trig., Was accused by the picture-man Of Wearing a wig. For her hair is so wavy, So curly, and brown, Then he added, quietly, 4'None like it in town. The other Mary, you know, The short little one, Always looked for a letter: She said: Just for fun. To all of us it was fun- A bushel and a peck, On those memorable days, When she got one fronrl-

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