Springfield College - Massasoit Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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topia 1ba b. HANNAH ! I object. Do you want the hull U of it? And-d, man-dear! You ought to have had more sense than that, Doctor. Did you think it all out before coming to class? It is very much good. Dear me, who would have thought it? I didn't order any fish. Hurrah for old Ireland! Who killed that cat? The fellow under the bed? Or the fellow that rode his umbrella for a night- mare? I hadn't ought to tell. It it is an utterly false lie without a foundation, so to speak. Whoa-up! My notes are very voluptuous, but there are no difiiculties in mar- riage, it is all joy and happiness. And I tell you in all love, take your hands out of your pockets and answer my question? Is a colored baby black when it is born? Now, while she was chasing her boy round the room, there will be a quiet session on the fourth floor at which the following speed will be made: Gentlemen, I am not here tonight, but I take pleasure in declaring the sixth levy payable in three days. It will provide a bottle of the best cough syrup-4Klenzo Russet Shoe Polish. Also one and one-half short-cakes for Germany. A discount will be made to the man who states the connection between the culinary departments of the Training School and Pierson's Hall. Now let us have unity and sing the second verse of No. II8.

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Initial em nab Songs H Tune qf Bz'ngo. ERE 'S to the old T. S. Drink it down, drink it down. The school that we love the best, Drink it down, drink it down. 1Sf verse- Bowne and Gulick, Gulick, Way down on the Massasoit. .ed verse-Burr and Doggett, Doggett, Way down on the Massasoit. 3d verse-Morse and Seerley, Way down on the Massasoit. 41h verse- Graham and McCurdy, Curdy, Way down on the Massasoit. We won't be there any more, NVay down on the Massasoit. Tune of One Lillie I1zdz'fm. T. Bowne had a little index, ' One little index file, One little, two little, three little index,-etc. Tmze, The Bull Dog' on the Bank OCTOR Gulick on the bank, Luther junior in the pool. He lished him out with a telegraph pole, And sent him off to school. Singing papa, papa, papa, papa, pa. Singing mama, mama, mama, mama, ma. Singing papa, papa, pa, singing mama, mama, ma Papa, pa, pa, papa, mama, ma, ma, mama, Papa pa, mag mama ma pa, papa ma, mapa. Tune, 4' Clementz'7ze. OU 're a daisy, you 're a daisy, you 're a daisy Ballantine. Y ' make us hazy, Y ' set us crazy, Sad to leave you, Ballantine. Commentaries always vary, Say the master, Ballantine, Inductive study, for everybody, Is the stuif, says Ballantine. OUR OLD FRIEND. HOULD old acquaintance be forgot, Wherever we may be, NVe 'll ne 'er forget the good old times VVe've had with Mister Lee. VVe'll ne 'er forget the good old times, XVherever we may be, We 'll ne'er forget the good old times NVe 've had with Mister Lee. 0 O

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