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GRACE ANDERSON Grace is always early, Shels always spic and span Grace is just the girl fm- us She helps when'er she can. D.ANTTN Daisy Antin llas a pleasing smile And she is pleasant All the while. Member of the Commercial Clulv. H.ASUECK Barbara likes tu read. She's quiet as can he But Halma is very jolly mo, The best we want to see. Member of the Spanish Club. M.AUE Nice girl is Martha Always a smile To walk miles to greet her ls surely worthwhile. Member of the German Cluh. G.AYRES She nsefl tn he old-fashioned XVhen her hair was long But now she's had her tresses She sings a different song. cut
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Now we are the superior officers of the school and attend weekly dances and a prom. All the talk is of the outstanding social feature of the term, the prom, which will be held at the Biltmore on the evening of December 16, 1926. Even we find time to pause in this might scourge of war to enliven these somewhat dreary and monotonous days. The topics most discussed by the Seniors are: Are you going? What will you wear P Wlioni are you going to take ? Now, we inspire awe in the 'souls of the meek and modest Freshies Cso we.hopej. It is nearing the end of the war and all sections are fairly buzzing in the preparationi for the final attack-the Regents. Now is the time to get out our Big Berthas, polish them up, and see that they will be ready at a moment's notice. VVe must make sure that the enemy will not be able to withstand this last might on- slaughti It is now the case of being the crusher or the crushed, and we are determined not to be the latter. Triumph at last! 'The battle is done and we have won, and we might say that our greatest and outstanding victory is the conquering CFD of that arch enemy for years a prey to all soldiers-Eli and VVicker's Principles of Economicsf' ANNA REVEL, CLARA JANKOWSKA. Q6
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MARG. BAILEY The Bailey girls are similar As I have said before And I think that y0n'll agree with me, As you look their jiicturcs der. M. BAILEY kThere are two girls named Bailey They go with one another And they are sisters, lint we c:in't tell Une girl from the other. D. HAUM Some voted Dot the Baby In the present Class And I'm sure that yon'll agree That for ten years she could pass. Memlmcr of the Cmninercinl Clnll, Roosevelt, and Newman Club. M, IIAUMANQ llc':iv0n is not the only place ln wliirh stars twinkle lirigllt 'Cause Nlililred in our senior class Gives twivi- as mneh light. M. Baninnn-'Co-op Club VV. BAYAH VVilli:un plays tennis, Anil well. l do vow, That ln-'ll lie is Tilden To whom we will lruw. 'Xlember of the Rrmsevelt Club, Service Squad
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