Ozark Wesleyan College - Ashlar Yearbook (Carthage, MO)

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HSHLHR ea 1 l A Tender Hearted Maid. Once upon a time there lived a child Qi Of gentle mien and manners mild 5 Q, . She was so tender and so kind All U She wept to see the window blind, She feared it might give the window pain SA? 1? ' To leave it standing in the rain. Q 4 Her maiden auntie she would beg '13 Not to stone raisins, beat an egg. d Or from potatoes take the eyes. , L , Oh, how she would agonizeg ga Ti p And when she saw her whipping cream H 'K With terror she would sob and scream. d 'if A J The very thought of killing time i mp l Appeared to her a dreadful crime, 9 . And though to music she inclined M y 5, 23 ' xr ll , To beat a measure seemed unkind. lil To see a cow slip by the river li With apprehension made her shiver, I T' I ' To cut a page or turn it down, fl Would cause a deprecating frown. l Wlf And when she saw them shivering lui L if In the chill of autumnual air, if ll She knitted stocking for the trees 'J tl 'll' Because their limbs were bare. A Her heart so oft with anguish wrung 0 l ' Caused this poor maid to die young. W , J , I ? - Classic Clals-sics. Freshmna '-'- --------------------- --------- ---------....-.. C 0 H1 edy of Errors 45? I , Q Sophomofes ------- ....... M uch Ado About Nothing 'l 3 ml if Junior ----------.-......... . .As You Like It A lf' . - 'Q' Q semol' ----- ........ A 11's Well That Ends Wen L slr lil 5 221 page one hundred seventy-six . A I A f 2 f mgswaaagglaaagsiaaae+I926+aeggi!a+ggmgaaggMa+i