Saint Marks School - Lion Yearbook (Southborough, MA)

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Gmswonn Forums Princeton Griz belongs upon the list Of the People of the Mist: His thoughts meander far away, And with cosmic notions play Somewhere in the Fourth Dimension Griswold never pays attention. No doubt his words are wise and great For those who can afford to wait. But Grizzy-wizzy talks so slow That ten words take an hour or so. And if you want to start him talking Without this periodic lmalking, The only thing for you to do Is Whisper very softly Crew ! GEORGE IZARCLAY FosTER Harvard Georgy-Porgy, radio guy, Kissed the girls and made them cry. The reason for their tears, you know, Was pure and simple radiobeau. And though little George spent many Busy hours with his antenny, He had lots of time to rate As president of the Triumvirate. To sleep or eating George preferred Giving other boys the bird, And so with pleasure now we note George's nickname: Shaggy Float.

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l ALFRED ICLY, JR. IIERMAN LEROY EMMET, JR. Prfnf-efon UlICl8CI.d0d Shall we remember Hcrm. The Pachyderm. Did you love Southboro so All Olll' days That you could not bear to go? Tell us, will you, Alf, the charms Of a week-end at the Arms? For his soft voice and gentle Ways? Or did it mar your peace of mind BCCHJISC he WHS quiet OI' neat, To leave so large a mail behind? 01' light 011 his fed? CEvery single living gal Oh H03 Seems to correspond with Al.l Nilt S05 Ur if these questions irkgumg he, But we shall remember a conglomera Tell us why we always see film TTHIHQPZLS, Wristwatches, and guns tlllIlgS the tf?l'Il'1lI13,tl0Il VVhere the Sacred River runs. Of U10 Saga, and HCI'ITl,S.0l3tiOH- But most of all - our hair is curled By reports of his trip around the world. O l i 22

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.Imms PETER fiALLA'l'IN Hn rrurd Gallatin. The skeleton, Sits in his room at ease, Nihhling cheese. Thoughtfully he surveys A dead mouse, While the vietrola plays Strauss. And it is true, That though his room he askew, Small has an predileetion For sartorial perfection, And takes especial enre to see That no one else can ever he As elegant as Tiny T. EDXVARD TUeK IIALL Yale' His paternal instinet is so strong That. Ned enjoys No duty that keeps him long From YutCh's boys. He utters sharp eommands, Pounds tight-elenehed hands. Nlorning noon and even night. He manages everything in sight, And, as the record tells, Is very fond of ringing' hellsfe But one of his primary ames in life Is to take unto himself Zl wife. -ps-'K 24-