Mount Pleasant High School - Tattler Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, IA)

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I TH E TA R G ET I w v-rv' T-H v-H H 'iv HW iv v-VTU1 . .i -i Merry D. R. S. r: Mary D. R. S. ii Merry Mary D. R. S. Q Can't you see her in the hallg il Laughing, smiling, dimpling, joking, I With a merry word for all? f rim-y D. a. S. il Merry Mary D. R. S. 1 Can't you see those brown eyes iiashing, ii Sparkling, shining, fairly dancing, it As they dart along the hall? . Mary D. R. S. Merry Mary D. R. S. , it See that red head all a-curl s fy Nodding, shaking, almost whirl, it As she tries to frown down all! ji ima-y D. R. S. j Merry Mary D. R. S. b ji Do we love her? come let's cheer her! ji Mary D. R. S. Q Merry Mary D. R. S. ji -Rebecca Perdew. ' T 'PHE 'rwEN'rY-'ramp PSA LM if Mrl C1 uikshank is my prof.: I shall not Want another. Ii He maketh me to follow him through the assemblyg he leadeth me to Ii the office. Q, He sendeth me home when I am expelled. S Ii Often, though I walk through the assembly and annex, I will do no 9 evil, for the teachers are watching me. My reports and lessons torture me. The teacher asketh me a question in the presence of my classmates: she, T exposeth my ignoranceg my grade is zero. T Surely adversity and mishap shall follow me all the days of my life and Q I shall remain in the Senior Class forever. I -Minnie Miller. I I l'lllllll IIILIPIILIIIIlllllllllllllllllill-I Ill-lllfl-I Q.g,j.g'j'jl5g O .

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