SUNY at New Paltz - Paltzonian Yearbook (New Paltz, NY)

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nine The New Paltz Girl fTunc: Yale Boola Songwj '23 Away down South on the old Swanee Where the little pickininnies dance and sing The old school-house I'd love to see, Where merrily the children's voices ring. That's where my Adelina, toils With boys and girls-galore, To teach that four plus five times four Are nothing more or less than twenty-four. CHORUS Adelina, Adelina, brush the chalk off And resign, a Year has ended in which were blended Work and pleasure, school and beau. Adelina, Adelina, sweep the walk off Dust the china. Self-reliance, domestic science New Paltz taught you long ago. Oh I can hear them all recite: Pekin is the capital of Timbuctoon And the way they spell and Palmer write Is better than the best that you can do. She teaches them physiology, About their ribs and eyes, And language work is their delight- They can diagram and parse and analyze. We soon will settle by the old Swanee, When the days of teaching school are in the past A teacher's life you will exchange For a wedding ring and settle down at last. The chickens then will grow so big And the corn will grow so high That life will be one grand sweet dream As we live again together days gone by.