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Pattib Lee, B, L. S . Sponsor for the Ivy n « M Shorty There was once a wee little girl, she was so very, very small that at an early age she began to weep and wail because o£ her size. Pattie awoke one morning and behold! her shadow covered seven feet and two inches. Since then, her doubts and fears have vanished. Pattie Lee says never fear. Oh Lord, help me to grow tall.
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- Mavis Elsie Griffin, A. B Poet n « M Kid On a hobby-horse after a King. Among our sweet girl graduates there is one whose ambition can not be surpassed. Elsie believes that if you desire to do a thing you can always find a way. She desires to go abroad and doubtless she will do so, as she has a Hobby-horse at her com- mand. Elsie is rather hard to please, and says she will be satisfied with nothing more nor less than a King. May the height of her ambition be attained.
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CLASS POEM. In telectiQC me for poet, Ttaoueb perhaps they didn ' t know it. My ClassmatCB surely made a great mistake; For alter useless trying And weary woeful sighing, Alas ' no line poetic can I make. Through many a sleepless night I have tried in vain to write A poem that would bring me name and fame; But each successive verse Alas ' gets worse and worse Until I ' m almost overwhelmed with shame. If I should try to teU Of all we ' ve learned so well, I ' m sure that you. my friend, would fae amazed; For though the Logs were big. We ' ve forced our way through Trig. And at all the consteUations we have gazed. We ' ve studied many a page From bards of every age And still we feel that we have but begun To realize what treats Are stored for us in Keats, In Shelley, Byron, Browning, Tennyson. In history we have sought To concentrate our thought On heroes and the great deeds they have done. In music and in art We have also done our part; And in Languages great praises we have won. We are fluent quite in French, And we ' ve struggled through Old Ttench; In ancient classic we are very wise, In logic we can reason In and out of all due season And our arguments would fill you with surprise. And now so much we know From Peace we ' re forced to go. In other schools life ' s harder tasks to learn; But where ' er our steps may tend. And where ' er our journeys end, Our hearts to Peace will ever fondly turn. CLASS POET.
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