Long Island College Hospital - Lichonian Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Half a page, half a page, half a page onward Over each printed word Scuderi pondered, hdicelli to right of him, lylesser to left of him, lVIussio in back of him Help him to wonder. Was there a man afraid? No! for all night they stayed, Their thoughts were all delayed Their time was squandered. TENNYSON. A hunch of the hoys were trying to find The answer to some dizzy questions, But everything seemed to slip out of their mind They eouldnyt absorb the suggestions. - Take Hyman llflinevsky, who's known far and wide, As one who much knowledge can keep, In fact he admits, and not without pride That He's never yet gone to sleep. Stzizvicn. Stitch, Stitch, Stitch. ls the pain felt in our sides, Stitch, Stitch, Stitch How that pain with us ahides. Sydney Rooff talks night and day And almost gave his thoughts away, Stitch, Stitch, Stitch. Hoon. The curfew tolls the knell of parting day But for some men there seems to be no night, Through hooks Pennisi ploughs his weary way Helped hy Vitulli, his known satellite. GRAY. They shot a question into the air lt fell to earth, we knew not where, Poor Epstein could do naught hut stare For he knew naught of what was there. LONGFELLOXV. Page Ollt' lllll1!1l't'li and fifiy-nine

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SOPHCMORE In vain I've looked for new ideas To put into this book, 'Tis very easy-it appears Some things to overlook. But I'm compelled to do this thing Tho' 'tis against my will, I trust no trouble it will bring Nor cause intent to kill. W'e've heard of Tennyson and Bryant And other men as famous, If towards their style I' am defiant l fear the world would blame us. Hence l thought as a last resort llfly pride I ought to swallow, And gain my reader's staunch support By trying their style to follow. Listen my children and you shall hear Of thc doctors, who will soon appear Upon the scene. They're still alive All from the class of 'twenty-five. LONGFELLOW. All this world am sad and dreary Since Rothstein came my way, Now l'm convinced that selling students No longer my fees will pay. FOSTER. YVhat is it that helps Slanger answer so well,- Cramming. VVhat is it that makes him the details to tell- Cramming. How is it that when he is put to the test He puts the thing over far more than the rest XVhat is it they taught him in old Budapest- Cramming. ' ANONYAIOUS. Pomerantz and Schmidt make a great combination Their studies have kept them away from temptation, Both study all day-then Schmidt studies all night And when he gets up. the poor boy is a sight. VVilliam VVills, our football man Tackles all the things he can, VVhether he's wrong or whether he's right He proves his own case by displaying his might. Page one lzirrzdzvrl and fl-fill'-Uifjllf

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