Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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'l'l l li 'l'A'l l'l. li R Jir Kenneth of Scotland Sir Kenneth of Scotland was ha-ndsome and brave, He knew that King Richard from danger he'd save. For was he not chosen to guard England's Banner? And would he not guard it in chivalrous manner? Then he'd be a step higher in fame in the land, And be a step nigher to fair Edith's hand. But the queen's crafty handmaids were plotting like sin, To take away quickly all fame he might win. For Edith had said with a slight little boast, Brave Kenneth could never be trained from his post. So they had Nectabanus to bring' him to shame, By coaxing him back under fair Edith's name. He was put in the next room alone in the dark, Oh, say! But these women were having a lark! And when Edith found what these servants had done, She sent him back quickly, but the Banner was gone! He was now with the lowest of shame in the land, And he'd never be able to win Edith's hand. He was to be killed before dawned the next day, Wh en the Queen and fair Edith begged for a delay. So many had begged for this handsome Knight's life, He was sent with El Hakim to keep them from strife. He then was disguised as a Nubian Slave, And two letters from Saldon, to Richard he gave. Sir Kenneth was chosen to fight a brave fight, With Conrad of Monserratt, to bring back his right, To King Richard's favor, and the fair Edith's hand. Then higher in fame than before, he would stand. Sir Kenneth won, with much glory and fame, And disgrace is forever erased from his name. Who should take off his armor but Edith so fair! And now! cried the King, this brave man standing there Is none other, fair Edith, than the chivalrous son Of King William of Scotland, Earl of fair Hunningdon. And now, my dear Edith, does it injure your pride, That Prince Royal of Scotland should have a fair Bride ? So Sir Kenneth and Edith were married that day, And soon they departed upon their glad way To their castle in Scotland where merry they made, And their praises by minstrels were sung and were played, And the Saladin sent as a present so grand, The wonderful Talisman, famed throughout the land. Pqgfe fourfeefz

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'l'lll'I 'l'A'li'l'l.Eli CARNEY MORGAN Carney is an extremely agreeable chap. He is quite popular among the freshman girls, in fact, they all run to get to walk down the hall with him. Like the tortoise he is slow, but he usually gets there. He expects to take a cou1'se in accountancy. LOIS PERRY Small and fair to look upon 4that's Lois. She is that little lady with the perfect coiffure who spends her school hours in the commercial department. She seems so de- mure we wonder why she is so fond of such a war-like implement as powder. She tells us shels going to be a beauty specialist-farewell typewriter! DONALD RAY Don is one who knows . I-le is that quiet fellow one Ends in the back of the assembly about eight o'clock every morning with a crowd of boys seeking aid. He is not only active in school work but also in the business world. Although most of his time is taken by his business, he is regularly seen in the vicinity of Ethelis house. Here's to you, Don. FLORENCE CLINE Florence is one of the neatest appearing girls in our class. She had some difficulty in shifting her course from the academic to the business course, but she has made a splendid success of the latter. Florence has thelgreatest affection for a certain man, her only brother, but Watch out, Ralph! She'll transfer that love elsewhere some time. Page szlrleen