Oxford School - Oxfordian Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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CLARICE MCPHERSON LL S! TICI That we pursue our solemn liues Upon a rolling, spinning earth Seems such a funny thought to me I simply scream with helpless mirth. HELEN HUNTINGTON RAREY I'm honest as the day is long, But only through discretion: I cannot tell a lie-I lack Control of my expression. IANE CAROLYN OLMSTED They say a life of struggle grim, Of facing every taslq, Will get you some place in the end- But where, if I may ask?

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KATHERINE VAN W. 44 as PEGGY Nearly all the war and woe With which my days I hll I might so easily escape By simply keeping still. KIRK HELEN TAYLOR KING sxsT12n,' It's strange that an earthquake, Far distant though shocking, Disturbs me much less than A run in my stocking! 1 ELIZABETH MCCLELLAN L1z', For all I know Fate goes ahead Its own ways, not regarding us- Well, if I cannot change a thing At least I'll make an awful fuss!

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CAROLINE WILDE UCARE,, In all the things I do in life The way that others view them Should matter not as much to me As reasons why I do them. CAROL CHAMBERLAIN ROSE cc as ROSIE To give my very best to life Should be my greatest aim- It helps me too, for when I do Life gives me back the same. ANN WYPER I'd like to hug the human race S0 much I feel that I adore it, But if I tried this on the street I s'p0se I'a' get arrested for it. Quotations from Rebecca McCann's Complete Cheerful Cherub by permission of Covici Friede, Inc., Publlshers