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Page 150 text:
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7 e Ca ?orsea ; O is for Oscar, our teacher Who has so much good to do. P is for Posey, our Senior, Who is modest quiet and sweet. Q is one, whom I ' ll not mention, On account of his monstrous, large feet. R is, for Richard, our Junior Who is just as bright as can be. S is for Stoy, Clio Reader And all the way from Kentucky, came she. T is for tattlers who tell On one that will take a chance. U is for Union forever Which puts us all in a trance. V is for Vernon, the married Who is fond of the pretty girls. W is for Wardie Who has such pretty curls. X is for all the members Of our wonderful faculty. Y is for the yearning we have, For one of them to be. Z is for the representation Of that little word Good-bye. It means so much to me, And will until I die. Then, when I am dead, and in my grave And all my bones are rotten, You take this book and in it look, And see you ' re not forgotten. J 46
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Page 149 text:
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Tfye Ca ?orsea ? The Alphabet A is for all of the students Who ' ve enrolled at the C. N. S. B is for our dear Bernice Who in typewriting is the best. C is for California The home of our Normal School D is for Doctor Veon Who doesn ' t like to fool. E is for Esther, our baby, And a sweet little girl is she. F is for our dear little Freddie WTio is just as odd as can be. G is for Gatie, my wife, And I think she ' s a darling kid. H is for Harry Menser Who did more than I ever did. I is for Iva Ayers A member of the Junior class. J is for Jackie Horner Who is fond of a pretty lass. K is for Kenneth Eaves The sport of the faculty. He believes in having good times Regardless of the expense there will be. L is for Lowers, the nut Who was my wife last year. M is for Marj that ' s myself About whom some day you shall hear (?). N is for no one really Unless it is for you. t45
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Page 151 text:
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T e Ca ?crsecr 7 The Welcome Spring- winter ' s eyes are growing dim Her pretty features, demure and grim; With musing pace she ghdes away To give sweet Spring its welcome day. In accents sweet Spring plays her role Awakening love in every heart and soul, Sweetly calling she doth command The birds and flowers to cheer the land. It seems as if darkness hath passed And glorious dawn returned at last. Hearts are happy and voices are gay For Spring is here with its welcome day. A. E. B. e 8v 147
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