North Avenue Presbyterian School - Napsonian Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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4 9 N5-:ie L . Q - The .Qgadzhg Uzaractery The Freshmen are the bestest bunch 5 they always act just so. They never speak a word in class-why, goodness, gracious no! The reason is-there's lots of things they know that they dunno. The Sophomores won the shield 5 they surely did their stuff- To say they beat the Juniors is telling quite enough. But say, they were too happy: it couldn't last for long 'Cause the Juniors decided to trick 'em and win that old Sing Song. The Juniors all just seem to have a wild desire for pep. They're always whooping funny songs to keep up to their rep. They seem to be afraid someone will think they're getting old, And so they shun all dignity and all act very bold. The Seniors are so snooty, they never speak to one, They feel quite sure we children should be shot at rise of sun. But then you know they're noble as Seniors always are They never, never make mistakes and they're better than us by far. -DOROTHY MAY PHILLIPS, '28. MJ T. S. butzgzteite Book IN CHAPEL: ' This place is held dear in every heart So make it what you will. It's up to you to do your part And pleasure, you'll have your fill. IN CLASS: First, be on time- Or take two points off from finished grade. Study, and give your undivided attention, Unless you wish a failure made. . RECESS: The bell, and one grand rush for the food line, Sandwiches, potato chips, and cake of every kind. . Then a stroll on our campus is fine Or to dance away the recess time. CECILIAN PLAYS: Everyone is expected out for these, They only come twice a year And the club is sure to please, They're good to see, good to hear. BASKET-BALL GAMES: All true Napsites with spirit so wild, These occasions are anything but mild 5 So come with pep and yell for your team With the green and gold all agleam. ' -MARY NELL MATHIS, '27. N 43 I Xia ' 4 'X NQXW X ea. R . Q 2 -H Page Sixty-ni e

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