Sarnia Collegiate Institute and Technical School - Collegiate Yearbook (Sarnia, Ontario Canada)

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THE COLLEGIATE. A man was missing from the school In a GREEN-LEAFy bower XVe found young FERGUS-ONing himself And eating GRAHAM Hour. You URQUI-IART now the Scotchman said And I will pay you mickle But I worked all day and my only pay XVas a PUGHny little NICHGL. just to BRADLEY speak of ghosts That HARRIS us each day Is enough to SCARR-OXYlder than we And turn their BROXYN hair GRAY. I cannot pay my BURRISS-ter I,m FIELDING mighty blue For it's eviDENT that he will say The jail is the place for you. To the DENNIS I once went My tooth to let him pi-ek it But quaked with fear when he came near For he is OFEN-XYICKed. ' One day I was in narrow STREITZ I tried my car to crank But could not Mc-DER-MOTer go No gas was in the tank. I HARTLY know of anything That looks more out of place Than E-BERLY hard boiled fellow DOBBIN-Salve upon his face. Miss CRUICKSHANKS said your brains I know have long been clogged with RUSSt So hang a crepe upon your nose AS-BURY them we must. I hope that now within these lines Ilve not the least offended But if I have, I pray forgive For now my rhymes are ended. -Norma M. Hilliard sv- .9 XX I Ul f -43A L5 I L ry-s. f

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