Milwaukee Downer College - Cumtux Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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. fx Tx,-rfrfai-i ,jig . 'm V I' if ff x A Y . I I ut F C A , H-Q i ' -sSx nr: tt A f I lex' fl I I' V r , ' ' ' 3' ' 'fi I' ' ,, ff X , X-1 fi , jg r , s-. 44., ta 4 X m e-' Zvyk-4 ' 'Jf WW' A ,A , XY fififx Alle , The true secret of the Spur has ne'er been revealed And from all but Freshmen is wholly concealedg But the school at large may be glad to learn What their searching eyes never could discern In vain peeps through the glass door of Study Hall, And their minds could not possibly fathom at all. Quite frequently authors and poets appear In the persons of Freshmen to whom they are dear. Thaclceray and Eliot could not help growing vain, If they saw their books acted,-made comically plain, By maids with ability, which counts quite a bit And frequently makes a tremendous, big hit. Perchance you hear laughter and boisterous mirth.- Then indeed does the audience see the actors' true worth. So may our Spur live on for year after year, Filling each Freshman's heart with wondrous good cheer! H. M. S. 'I2. 26