Schenectady High School - Shucis Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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Ghz Sfhuria Glhaurvr IRB-inapirvh CThe shade of Chaucer approached and began to speak. Although it was impossible to understand his words, his pantomine informed me that he wished to con- tribute a few lines to the Shucis. Assuring him, as best I could, that we were highly honored, I received the following verses with thc greatest glee.-The Writerj. Ther wer the Howland twinnes Ther-with this song beginnesg- Well-might it ende,- For 'truth forfende That aught surpass hir grinnes! Came with hem Frances Davis, And smyling glance gave us. If she should kepe Hir blue eyen depe Hid, she houres eek would save us! Ther was that Wilhelmina- No soter ever sene, Who hadde way To mak you pay, Although your purs wer lene! Ther cometh that Ruth Edmonds And bideth for the nones: Hir name grette In good debate, For better speech, ther noon is. And with hem cometh Dorothy lially VVell-knowe for hir shrewde sallye, Or answer kene. Hir joy is seene: She lovs to wait and dallye. And also Ida Belle Who doth hir dutye well, Who can recite And do it righte The many answers telle. That Ritchie was a stout carl, out of doute, Who coude run a race about Twice as faste As the laste Man that tried the course oute. 28

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Eh: Shuria En GDM Bran Through four years of life you've led us, Spurred us onward to our goalg Cheered us when we were discouraged- Helped us e'er to play our role. For those years of helpful guidance, For those years of friendship true, Here we offer our best wishes And lasting gratitude to you. May Jamieson. Svignitirarxt Zlnitiala William Shopmyer-VVorldly Son. Pauline Feinstein-Pretty Flirt. Craig Frost-Cute Fellow. Ruth Edmonds-Rare Executive. Clifford Coward-Classy Chap. Mildred Mertine-Merry Midget. Warren Rain-Wily Rogue, Frances Davis-Fair Damsel. Roland Ritchie-Rapid Runner. Ruth Edwards-Reliable Expostulator, Robert Dunlop-Real Dancer. Eleonore Jaequot-Ever Joyful. Alice Porter--Always Prating. Anna Fuerst-Amazingly Famous. Sherwood Alexander-Sport Artist. Mary Murray-Modest Miss. W. S. 27

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Uhr Shuriu A pair of men ther was who coude acte, Between the which to judge-it taketh tacteg- And so to alle Ere curtain falle Ther genius was a knowe facte. A youth they hadde with them-Warren Rain-e Who telled he coude drive an aeroplaneg And should he showe Us how it goe, We coude but to ride with hem againe. lgrrinhir lflitvraturr 'Helperu C C Y L 'Modern Priscilla Popular Mechanics Life C Physical Culturel' Judge L C Dream World L Romance LL The Vogue L L Dance Lovers , Country Gentleman Literary Digest Woman's Home Companionl' Scholastic L , American Boy Liberty LAL Time LL Every'body's A Independentl' Review of Reviews True Romance Farm and Fireside Designer L L Secrets C, Youth's Companion Success L or 29 s A L Lt L Miss Karlen All Bertelle Daheim Leslie Karas, John O'Connor All Eleonore Jacquot Kathleen Norris LLL Mr. Spaine Elizabeth O'Connor A or Olive Olenhouse L L Ruth Edmonds Helen Kelly, Robert Dunlop William Shopmyer L LMiss Hemstreet or Sherwood Alexander Anna Fuerst Lr,Roland Ritchie LLL Graduation LLJianuary 1927 ,L Diplomas UD rKathleen Haury C L LLLL L Shucis LL Yet to come Howard Richardson so rDorothy Bliss Wilhelmina Schneider L rAgnes Buchanan Class Play Theresa Carlow.