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IUNlang scannLL Page 26 EIGHTH GRADE. O$cers. President . . . . . . EUGENIE CROSBY V ice President . . . . . . . RUTH BOVEY Secretary . . . . . . MARGARET DEWEY Treasurer . . . . . .KATHARINE SEARLE Andrews, Margery ........................ Winnipeg, Canada Bovey, Ruth ........................... 1512 Harmon Place Carnahan, Elizabeth .................... 2200 Pleasant Avenue Crosby, Eugenie .......................... 2120 Park Avenue Couper. Eleanor ...................... 1819 Mt. Curve Avenue Dewey, Margaret ...................... 500 Groveland Avenue Douglass, Elizabeth ....................... 2424 Park Avenue Howard, Elizabeth .................... 1674 Hennepin Avenue Howard, Margaret .................... 1674 Hennepin Avenue. Huntington, Mary ..................... 2801 Irving Avenue 5. Jordan, Katherine .......................... 1917 Vine Place McRae. Blanche ....................... 2005 Blaisdell Avenue McVey, Virginia ........................ Grand Forks, N. D. Mathews, Sarah .................. 2505 W. Twenty-flrst Street McHugh, Jean ........................ 428 Groveland Avenue Searle, Katherine ........... . .......... 1781 Logan Avenue S. Schureman, Janet ....... ' ................ 1780 Lyndale Avenue Thomas, Lorraine ..................... 2207 Hennepin Avenue Mann, Dorothy ............ 5 ........... 1801 Logan Avenue S. SEVENTH GRADE Chadbourn, Ruth ................... 1912 Humboldt Avenue S. Melone, Theodora ..................... 2410 Pleasant Avenue Metcalf, Virginia ..................... 4029 Lyndale Avenue S. Schermerhorn, Ruth ............................. Viner Court
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min gfl'rezhman Ciltlltthahet ' tContinucdl F is for Fern, our sideecenter small, But she beats all the team at good basketball. G is for Georgie, who sings like a bird; Her last name's one, too, for it,s Partridge, I,ve heard. H is for Helens-they,re triplets, you see-- Helen Blake, Helen Browning, and Helen Bisbee. Iis inspiration, a Freshmank great need; We really must have it if we wish to succeed. J is for Jean, our champidn rider; We all feel quite proud if we sit beside her. K is for Katherine, otherwise Teeter; So careful is she that no one could be neater. L is for Lois, luminous and light, A rose in our garden that gives us delight. M is for Mathews, an Algebra star; The mark in her tests is way above par. N is for Northrop, a name we adore; The Freshmen all love it, each day more and more. iiO say, can you see by the dawn,s early light. Our glorious colors, the purple and white? P is for Purely, an ambitious young girl; When she stands to recite we are all in a whirl. R is for Ruth, of whom there are two; If they were not here, 0 what should we do? S is for Smith; her last name is Grace, She came from West High to a much nicer place. T is for Tressa, the happy and gay, Who looks frank and cheerful the livelong clay. U is for Us, the whole Freshman class. We want to be Sophomores. May we all pass. V's for Virginia, to whom we must pay Our dues every month on the very first day. W is for Wavarley, which all Freshmen but one Are taking: thatls M. Lighthall, who is missing much fun. X and Y, as you see, are left all alone; To us as in algebra they are unknown. Z is for Zonne; though last in the list, She's first in her lessons the teachers insist. Page 25-
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