Saint Marks School - Lion Yearbook (Southborough, MA)

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WILLIAM ABBOT KING WILLIAM BURLINGAME LEXVIS Yale Yale King Fling: Groton swing. Ball Bafiies all. Quiet-as-mouse Kingolous, Studious-appearing. Authority-fearing. Took the rap For a tap! Wllil would think Minneapolis gink Would freeze toe? But, Bill. is it not s of Like a fierce and foggy Zulu Vharehy would descend on Lulu, And pound the Human Punching Bag Into a limp and pulpy rag, But could not shake his infatuation For the Playground of the Nation Q Inspite of all he could not rock l.ew's faith in General Motcirs Stock For Bertha wraps up all his eares In his two beloved Shares: Every day he reads the papers WVatching over their daily capers: He in reverent awe will kneel To Chevrolet and Oldsmobile, And hopes that hy some fortune rare, Or else a little fervent prayer. They'll make him soon a millionaire.

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HONVARD KAYE JOHN M,ARSlIALL KERNOCHAN Yale' Prineeton Howie-How has proved his prowess He spent the winter on the loose, By getting himself a Howie-Howess. Hunting the elk or maybe the moose And not content with one, what's more, He went away for a term, He ended up by getting four. The worm! Dark and fair, smart and stupid, Pursuing this moosical career. All were prey to Little Cupid. But that was not quite all we fear It was partly because of a rumbleseat Cand here the shoe begins to hurtl, That be could perform this prodigious The ulterior motive wore a skirt. feat, And whether with dogs or without, And partly the muscular cast of his arm There seems to be some little doubt: That proved to be such an infallible But you may bet an expensive boot, charm. He upheld the name of the Institute But Howie-How charges his success To something quite different, and says, I guess You gotta have the will within ya- It comes with the horseblankcts in Virginia. 7 i 26

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LARUE RoBB1Ns LUTKINS Yale The Hut-and-Tut Potent-pate Sits up reading very late The biggest volumes he can find, In order to improve his mind: For he's a veritable vulture When it comes to getting culture. And should he not be with a book There are two places you might look: If, in his racy tennis shorts He is not triumphing on the courts, Then for certain you may know You'll find him at the hammer throw And no one may compete at all When Larry wields the leaden ball. DANIEL CALDVVELL MILLETT Yale Denver Dan, Ladies' man, Professional charmer And gentleman farmer, Combs his hair With a perfect part, Sets out to snare A woman's heart. With this intent Daniel spent His money all On a nice long telephone call. Within the sound of Daniel's curse As he surveys his empty purse, We find the moral for this verse: Though high may soar Love's flaming fire, The toll to Denver goes much higher. 28