Richmond Hill High School - Archway / Dome Yearbook (Richmond Hill, NY)

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I6 A late member W anders in PVith Apollo- Getic grin. I7 It seems that he Was caught this time In Room Centum O Nine. I8 Nunc more reports Are read About mummies Very dead. I9 Miss Voorhees helps With a remark or two About things We never knew. 20 Venus and her Pride and joy. Cutie Cupid What a boy! 2I Bacchus was A handsome sot And Pluto ruled The regions hot. 22 Each god upon Olympus reclines And on ambrosia And nectar dines. 23 Talis Vita Plena joy, Some fun. Oh, Boy! 24 The wise Athenae, Min for short, Did not use Her head for naught. 4 ga QL , at - A FWE1' HIVIAN T w . O IR A - X Q s. 255' ,flags 2 iw Q FOOD FOR HOIAGHT W TRUCKIN ,.,L,-f.- v . js, 25 That everyone Is not as witty As goddess Min Does seem a pity. 26 Apollo caused The sun to shine, And Saturn was The god of time. 27 It seems that Atlas held the world, The Gorgon's hair IV ith snakes was curled. 28 By this time members Start to nod To keep awake Is very hard. 29 Tempus fugitting, Consul stuck, N 0 ideas, Such luck! 30 Getting mad Ea damnavitg It's very sad Quid Maledixit. 31 These blankus bells Are very slow, Why don't they ring, Pd like to know F 32 At last bells sonant, Members go With groans and tears Of deepest woe, 33 Because the reports So touchingly read Like the mummies Are terribly dead.

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. Epic Dolores . In Macoronic Verse --T By FLORENCE GARTEN Quid plura dicere On the subject possemus, You'll surely not blame us Si nos non dicemusf' I Last bells rungentg Period nine, Pupils snorunt, Latin Club time. 2 Veni meeting, Much noise, Vidi meeting, N o boys. 3 Meeting to order! President bawls, Tripsit on chair And falls 4 Scriba dumba Consul wakes, Up she jumps And minutes takes. 5 Last week club met Minutes read. Club adjourned, Enough said. 6 RespecU'ully submitted S. D. N ow don't Bother me. 7 Says the consul, .Make songs resound And the music Go round and round. 625 l f . ' We ' 'NQK ', X! 5 MINUTE BELL ,te - , is ra 1 I Tlx JTUDY - JTUDENT Wi' Q ' y 8 Songs singunt, If they start, Tunes lingunt When they part. 9 Betty Bugler Begins to blow Boop-boop-a-doop And Vo-Dee-O-Do! I0 The aediles programs Should prepare, Up they get Cray from carz, II Then reports On subjects read About mummies, All dead. I2 About fooe, Some guy With pretty girls, Oh, my! I3 And Priam, King of Troy, One hundred children Oh, Boy! I4 Venus who with Tears and smiles Gods and mortals Oft beguiles. I5 What fools These mortals bee Sunt dementes, Plain crazee.

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TIME SAVIN' .... 5 'Q 1.7 W ashtubs is out o' business . . . And the jlat-iron's on the shebf . . And it jest seems like nobuddy . . . Does nuthin, fer hissebf. The ice-man ainlt a-comin' Round to our back door . . 'Cause we got a refrigerator, And we donlt need him no more. The maid don't bresh er sweep the rugs . . She says it's out o' date . . . She uses the vacum cleaner . . . These inoenshuns shure is greatlv But it takes just 'bout a minute . . Goin' jifty miles an hour . . . To smash into another car . . With all your might an' power. An' it also takes two months or jour, Before yer feelin' fit agin . . . An' a buggy could-a saved that time . . An' cost ya less ta mend! All this talk 'bout savin' time . . . An' all this race and speed . . If that's what they call savin' time . . . I t's wastin' that we need! K. Stock REMEMBRANCE ..... I fancied in your hair a beam That fell from of the sun, Your eyes the color of the sky When day is done. Your voice was like a breath of grass That flourishes in spring After rain has swept its skies And left the sweetened thing. J. Percuval THE SENIOR DOME Page 30