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28 THE MIRROR A Play in One Act Time: Present. Place: In front of Gym. Characters: Sophomores and Camera Man Loren: Sophomores, assemble, ye Sophomores. (Great scuffling, groaning, etc.) B. Ripley and M. Thomas: (pleading) Please, Mr. Camera Man, may we stand in the back? We have .... Whole Class: May we stand in the back? We have .... Camera Man: (dragging out R. Coffin) Here, little one, you ' re short. Here ' s your place. R. Coffin: I won ' t stand in front! Wah!! Tisn ' t fair! R. Stein: Come here, Winnie, I want to look at myself in your hair. Camera Man: Focus your attention on the all-seeing eye! Entire Class: Now, Percy, look pretty! Small Voice from Rear: Impossible. (A sudden gust of cold wind makes us shiver) R. Stein: Oh! It est so coolish. I ' m frozen! J. McEwen: So was I, but all this hot air has warmed me up. Camera Man: Attention! — (snap) Chorus: At last the agony is over ! (M. E. Couch strolls down the walk from West) L.Sherman: Ye gods! There ' s Lizzie! Camera Man: Here ' s for another, then. (A frenzied hair-dressing moment ensues. Boys fix their ties) Whole Class: Let ' s go! Camera Man: Eyes open, lips closed ! This is not an adenoid picture. (Class giggles convulsively. More fixings) Camera Man: Snap! Who said the Sophomores aren ' t beautiful? (General adjourning)
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THE MIRROR 29 Friends, Students, Sophomores, lend me your senses! I do not come to kill you; I come to take your pictures. The evil that you do lives after you. The good is oft interred with your portraits. So let it be with the Sophomores! (Smile and Look Pretty) How French Affects Me Our French Class gets so chilly, ' Tis often II fait froid. And mostly when it gets that way, There ' s trouble due pour moi. I ' ve taken French for six years straight And nothing do I know; It almost seems that each long year I ' ve a worser mark to show. Oh nobody will ever know How fatal ' tis for me; I get to knowing less and less With evety aujourd ' hui. To Our Seniors Oh Senior Class, to us most dear, Whose spirit led us through this year, Whose fine example kept us right. And led us straight through dark and light; Whose mem ' ry we will ever hold Though years may come and years may go, Who helped us all to build North Shore Foundations lasting evermore; Oh Seniors, you are now the mast, You ' ve built a ship to live and last, And ever will our ship, North Shore, Sail on, sail on, forever more.
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