Mount Ida School - Ye Idler Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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NQE il DLEQS X THE CYNIC To love- With all your heart With all your soul With all your mind Must be a wondrous thing Ah, me! To love- Without a doubt Without a flaw Without a smile Would be a tragic thing- Folly! To give- Without a thought Without remorse Without regret Could be a silly thing- Costly! H341 Lois MATTHEWS

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h BS BS BS BS BS BS BS BS BS BS BS BS h has BS 1E EIDLIEQ ? S WEATHER BUREAU-EVERY DAY IN M I S the the the the the the the the the the the the the the Bright-Seniors Eair-Eaculty Vlfindy-Junior College Juniors Unsettled-Underclassmen Cloudy-Grades Come Out Stormy-Visit to Mr. lVlacGill's Office Clear-June fourth Cold-Pancakes OUR IDEAL SENIOR IS ONE WHO complexion of Eleanor Locke mouth of Nancy Jane Cassaday nose of Libby Hurd eyes of Eleanor Showalter dimples of Marion Ehlers smile of Louise MacNaughton Hgure of Shirley Mahl athletic ability of l'Ora Lee Tremaine sophistication of Bea Roe personality of Dottie App dignity of Clara Kent wit of Les Friend -- ability of Betty Lewis to play the piano tea-dancing dates of Coo Wilkins L1331

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ff XEQDLEQTQ MY LAKE Folks say it's small, It's bottom's mud, But they, poor souls, Can never see Its clear, cool depths That smile at me. I pity those Who cannot thrill At strong, dark pines That never tell The secrets of Its frozen breadth. Not even stars Can understand My lonesome heart Or quiet sigh When We're alone, My lake and I. L1351 MARGARET HUYCK