North Shore Country Day School - Mirror Yearbook (Winnetka, IL)

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1933 MIRROR b « M Freshmen BEFORE EXAMS (Sung to the popular tune of I ' m sure of everything but you ) My pencils are all sharpened, and Eve got my ruler too, My Math and English ready, my French book Eve gone through. Of Biology Em certain, and, oh! Latin, this is true: Em sure of everything but you. My S. S. book is handed in, I hope it satisfies, History is my weakness, and with pains I may get by. But Latin! Oh my Latin! I cannot tell a lie: Em sure of everything but you. Madam ' s exams are stickers, here ' s hoping I get by. Mid everybody ' s snickers to conjugate Ell try. But Latin! Oh my Latin! No matter how I try Em sure of everything but you. Page Twenty-six N. S. C. D. S.

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1933 MIRROR A Freshman ' s Dream i When a ]ac ie was out walking In a lovely Littlefield He was Starrtled by a noise and Wondered if a Bull had squealed. II He had just been to the Barber, Who was quite a Mussehnan, And was eating Sauer apples From the Forrest as he ran. Ill Then he saw a spider ' s Webbe Hanging on a Teenie tree And he wished he had a Wieboldt That would fasten with a key. IV His sweetheart wore a Brown dress As she wandered down the hill. If I Crowder will she Spi e me? No, I don ' t believe she will. V As a little Ray of sunshine Glistened through the dusky Dale He saw a Fisher Hoo er And it made the maiden pale. VI I would like to pay the Shoema er What I owe him on his Bill. If the Butler had a piece of Ham Fd carve with Art and skill. VII In the ' Nic of time a doggie Came a running on the Wing, And he wished he had his Bersbach Spite of Law and everything. Page Twenty-seven N. S. C. D. S.