St Genevieves Academy - Le Flambeau Yearbook (Asheville, NC)

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JMX., -f-xx! , X ff' K-, -X--..-1'lv-Y Y---f',--,-x I X- X I A, ,W ff , 4 ' If ilu 'V 'fl 45725 I I If fl: 1 , if P if I sr V' f f 407 lfgf 'mfr 'I' J, , IKM? 'vw . TX. ll' I , Grp f' 'Y 1 J 'yQpi7f'f r- ' .4 M! frfimfm , . Miscellaneous How often have I twined my arms thee! How often have I gone to thee in vain! Howe often have I stood before thee waiting! And hoping thou wouldst ease my cold and pain,- Alas! a frigid touch, a cheerless welcome That brings no loving warmth into my heart! O wretch! O silent thing, devoid of mercy, My radiator-cruel thatthou art. Madame-Give the three forms of architecture. Brilliant Pupil-Doric, Tambic, and didactic. Lycee Student Cto freshman during a thunderstorml-Aimez-vous les eclairs? Newcomer Cwith bright look of com- prehension!-Oh, I'm crazy about choc- olate ones. M. M.-I hope you are reading something that will do you good, Rosa- lind. Rosalind-Yes, Madame, the Perils of Pauline, to make me more cautious. Frances Con a hot dayj-I'm simply burning up. Margaret B.-Don't boil so far ahead, dear. The following conversation was over- heard on an Asheville street car: Jones-Old boy, if it keeps on, your hair will be white in a few years. Brown-Well, I don't mind about the color, if it keeps on. Teacher-Evelyn, define a blotter. Evelyn-itis the thing you look for while the ink gets dry. Coolest heads climb highest on step- ladders. -Miss Grady. They are welcome, short and tall, But the most welcome of them all Is the Mail Man. -College. Hic, Haec, Hoc, Broke, Broke, Broke. -Our Mutual Sentiments. Half a sock, half a sock, covered with holes. Half a mark, half a mark, Janice was told. -Sewing Teacher. Distance lends enchantment to . . . Exams. Though vanquished, she will argue still. -C. Wells.