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CinmSiOn l ambler Eotolanb l aU I.ibrarj “The Lillie Minister” Rev. Butcher “Water Babies” Miss Steve’s Swiniining Class “Tale of Two Cities” Home and Salt Lake City “Molly-Make-Believe” Optimist after an Exam “The Promised Land” Hillcrest Pharmacy “Three Weeks” — Christmas Vacation “The Mystery Road” To Miss Macdonald’s Office “Annual Livestock Report” Boarder Roll Book “Burning Sands” Called to Court “The Spy” Court-martial “Forbidden Paradise” — B. S. P. “Six Weeks” Report Cards “Les Miserables” After Basketball “Prometheus Bound” September 4th “Prometheus Unbound”.... June 8th “The House of the Seven Gables” Rowland Hall “Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch” Miss Macdonald and the Boarders Librarian : MISH SHEENIE SHMISH. MEDITATIONS IN A HISTORY CLASS My heart’s in the meadows, my heart’s not in school, My heart’s in a valley all grassy and cool; It races and runs and most blithely does sing. All nature’s about me, and thoughts take a wing. My heart’s — “beg your pardon! Whose causes for war? The Romans? Oh — why — er,” (this history’s a bore!) “Why Caesar got into a fight with Shakespeare — ” “That will do! You are wandering, your mind isn’t here!” My teacher was cross — she was angry, severe — I’ve flunked in my Latin and History, I fear; But I look out the window and thoughts fly away. Why study of Ancients, on this balmy day? — Nancy Sullivan. Page Twenty-four
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i)t Cnmsion I amtiler TWELFTH To Geraldine Truitt, Hazel Chandler leaves two feet of height. THIRTEENTH The Eugenia Smith, Elinor Fryer leaves her hair and her haughty mien. FOURTEENTH To Mary Thompson, Marion Hardy leaves her various relatives about town. FIFTEENTH To Elizabeth Brown, Margaret Moran leaves her gang of swains. SIXTEENTH To Mary Jo Stoner, Margaret Nibley leaves her ability to laugh inwardly, SEVENTEENTH To Eleanor Walsh, Hanna Ruth Cohen leaves her ability to study on the run. EIGHTEENTH To Marianna Luff, Gwendolyn McReynolds leaves her spectacle case for amuse- ment in English class. NINETEENTH To Juliette Browne, Margaret Moran leaves her black compact for the transporta- tion of keys and carfare. TWENTIETH To Zelma Petersen, Joyce Townsend leaves her glasses that the former may affect an intelligent expression. In Witness Thereof, we and each of us have hereunto put our hand at Salt Lake City, Utah, this the 10th day of June, 1925. GWENDOLYN McREYNOLDS, MARGARET MORAN, MARGARET NIBLEY, MARION HARDY, JOYCE TOWNSEND, HANNA RUTH COHEN, HAZEL CHANDLER, DIXIE DOOLITTLE, FRANCES NIXON, JEAN NICOL, DOROTHY HYSLOP, HENRIETTA GOELTZ, BETTY DALY, ELINOR FRYER. Page Twenty-three
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