Norton Community High School - Prairie Dog Yearbook (Norton, KS)

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.L ,ji g' ' r ofa H if I: ff Qf ,YQ f. H ,W L Elk cf ,cw AWA 14 K E I 'T 651' YC-w lll W Q 3 , Jl.-fi' as JJW gills - flfgi A2 My Old Gray Physics Tl1e dust is thick on my old gray Physics, 'Tis Thursday, the ex is comingg The Sophs are gay but the Seniors are in gloom, Yalhile the Freshmen's minds are wanderingg The teacherstgrin- as they heartthe juniors roar, For they know when the ex is coming: By'm-lwy llrof Griffee comes a-knocking at the door, Then my old gray Physics is no more. VVQ-ep no more, ve Seniors, 6 uffeimioinore tTo'cE1y.T XVe will sing once more for the ex is yet to come, For the ex is yet to come, next Thursday. They hunt no more for the amperes and the ohms, Or the laws of the watts and the meterg They sigh again as they rt-niemlier the conlomlis, And the sun as the world's greatest healer, The days go hy like a shadow o'er the heart, With sorrow where all was delight: For they'd studied hard to learn that part In their old gray I'Iiysics-Goodnightl The head must how, and the hack will have to hend, Wherever old Physics is taughtg A few more days and the trouhlc all will end And the Seniors all he naught: They go away from the straight and narrow road, All merry, all happy and hrightg A few more months till the juniors have the load, Then you poor old juniors, goodnight. Laugh no more, yc juniors, O laugh no more today, We will think of you for your time is yet to con For your time is yet to come -next May. ie, L. P. 5?

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