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(C w,w— 'jr ii u p §f a ===s4% THE 1920 ERW ..—- wr—£ THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION EOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF BOLSHEVISM It is not widely known that within the massive portals of onr institution, There is an organization, Called the American Association, For the Advancement of Bolshevism. The term is called VI-B It was so named by Bovee, The number of its members is 2x3 And its Bolshevik character is indicated by the designation VI-B, B for Bolshevik, VI for 2x3. The Big Chief Bolshevik is Hough, (Be careful how you say it, it must rhyme with tough) • His biggest qualification, Is dispensing information In fluent conversation, About the organization. Our Chief Foreign interlocutor Is the mustache connoisseur Allejandro Bert. The Black Sheep Crook of the Bolshevik, Carouses around seven days a week. And he drinks black coffee, And often spends a jitney, ' 4 To take out a nifty, Irish Vampire. (Shh, the crook is Albert.) Hover, the Chief Discoverer of Grievances, Complains about the inefficiencies, Which lead to long conversations And to resolutions, And demonstrations. Thccl is the Big Husky Guy, Who don’t raise his voice on high, So we can’t say much. A few words is enough. The Chief of the Department of Propaganda, Is the author of this stanza, Looking at it through his glasses sharply. He Bolshcvically ventures to call it poetry. Page One Hundred Ten
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3?P JUST SOPHS. Dear Sophomore friends, our time will come Last year we entered S. O. E. Just as proud as we could be; We thought that we knew every spark; All Freshies do, you see; We surely felt important For we passed through all the highs And came to join the S. O. E. All eager lads in Milwaukee. But this year, since we are sophs, Some ambition has passed away; Some pride that we felt last year Has gone away to stay. The Juniors feel important; For in several months you see, They know that seniors they will be Of any one in school, In several months they’ll be free To touch each spark of electricity. That in this world, so big and wide, In store for them may be? Dear Sophomore friends, our time will come If sparks won’t be too gay, For in a year we’ll be The Seniors of to-day. The Seniors arc the highest class Of the S. O. E. Not only let us work for this And for our degree, But in this task, let’s try and see Every spark of electricity. R. H. c Page One Hundred-nine
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