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Page 87 text:
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THE GOLDEN STRIPE Flu the .Uuninr Qllawz THE CLASS OF DECEMBER, 1918, WISHES GOOD LUCK AND SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF FEBRUARY, 1919 87
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Page 86 text:
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Lafayette ................... Lehigh ........................ Massachusetts Normal Art School ..... Nliddlehury ........... ' ...... Newberry ............ New Hampshire State. . . Northeastern ....... Ohio University . . Princeton ......... . St. Mary's .............. Sheldon Business School .... Suffolk I.aW School ..... TH E GOLDEN STRIPE . I Trinity ............... . 1 University of Alabama .... . I University of Chicago .... . 1 University of Illinois ...... . I University of Nebraska ..... . 1 University of North Carolina .... . 1 University of Pennsylvania. . . I VVashington and Lee ...... . I Wesleyan .............. . 1 Williams ............... : I 'Colleges represented .. Nfflmt ' 'IGQQNWILWQQC-9 9 ' U ni - 5 H 'ggilll f 86 .. I .. I .. I .. I .. I .. I .. I .. I .. I .. I . ............... 6o A. H. W., R. B. T.
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Page 88 text:
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THE GOLDEN STRIPE Apnatruphr in Uhr Erig-Mnhnma I She was a noble vessel, And she sailed the frothy sea, Her keel was like the blacksnake, Her mast was like a V. 2 The Cap. was awful batty, His head it had no -hair, The O.D. scrubbed the decks And the Cooks worked St. Hilaire. 3 The side boys all wore dresses, The engines burned no coal: The Cap'n would have his little joke Gad! bless his batty soul. A 4 So steamed the trim Gohoma Upon the wintry sea, iVVith keel that's like the blacksnake And crew that sing in glee. 5 The liixcc. he is the leadsman And perches in the chains, The gunner is the helmsman, And thus he needs no brains. 6 At last the good Gohoma Saw afar her native sod, She let go both her ground leads And docked in Harvard Yard. 7 Four years her crew did labor To win a higher berth, Four years they worked with vigor In the dryest dock on earth. 8 At last their labors ended, They hid away their tools, W'ere promptly made inactive, Poor, misguided fools! 9 The crew of the Gohoma Must leave her and be offg The crew of the Gohoma No longer of the cloth. W.HB 88
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