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Page 28 text:
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Lois Stonebrook O Lois, pray be not so bookish, Your back will be getting quite crookish, If o’er midnight oil You continue to toil .And are not a little more roguish. Tfildred Ginter Come, gather your brains in, sure, dear. You’re ready for fun, it is true, dear. You’re called indiscreet, But you really are sweet. You're so jolly and gay and true-blue, dear, Elizabeth Cunningham Oh, a marvelous rhymster is she, Of most exceedingly high degree, What she sets out to do She carries right through. And we all do depend on, E. C. Estella Hitesman Estella had a sweet winning smile, Was friendly and grinned all the while. She sped through the hall Ne’er stopping at all, And many a friend did beguile.
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Genevieve Nelson She used to rouse us to delight, When in English she deigned to recite; She told what she knew In words very few, .But her sayings, they always were bright. Helen Graydon O Helen, you’re much of a blonde, Of you we have grown very fond, Though you’ve been here a short while. We all like your style, O’er us you have waved your wand, Mildred Bouck There was a young girl in our school, Who always was quiet and cool, Brown were her eyes And she was very wise , And never did break any rule. Robert Whiting Robert once shed a great tear, And sighed, “Oh, my life is quite drear For I’m covered with lots Of those ugly big spots ,. And freckles aren’t stylish this year.” ’ 25
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Jack Hopkins There was a young man they called “Hop,” Who in football went to the top; He was a good senior Of stately demeanor, ,Was this jaunty young fellow named SEOs Katherine Ward “Arma virumque cano,” Katharine can say if it’s so; For when it is Latin Her voice is like satin , From scansion to parsing “amo.” Eugenia Williams Eugenia is handy with the brush, And on art has made quite a crush; Those little corkscrew curls Rouse envy in all the girls, Though to admit it would make them all blush. Fred Miller There was a young man named Fred, Who, on the least provocation, turned red; School doings he supported, His schoolmates he exhorted; , Did this lively young fellow named Fred. 27
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