St Mary Catholic High School - Marathon Yearbook (Marietta, OH)

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IIIEE!ISIIllIIIMIIEII:Illgllgllxlllslllxtlllllllll Qtancinn he Ia virgin Pues andais en las palmas, Angeles santos, Que se duerme mi nino, Tened los ramos. Palmas de Belen, Que mueven airados Las furiosos vientos, Que suenan tanto, No le hagais ruido, Corred mas pasog Que se duerme mi nino Tened los ramos. El nino divino, Que esta cansado De llorar en la tierro, Por su descanso, So segar quiere un poco Del tierno llanto, Que se duerme mi nino Tened los ramos. Zigurosos hielos Le estan cercando, Ya veis que no tengo Con que guardarlo, Angleles divino, Que vais volando Que se diurme mi nino, Tened los ramos. Lope Felix de Vega Carpio. l 15 lllllllllljillgllgllg Sung of Ciba Eirgin Walk then among the palms, Angels fair, That my Child may sleep, Hold the branches. Trees of Bethlehem, Which angry furious Winds do move, That sounds so loud, Make not a sound Go another Way, That my Child may sleep, Hold the branches. The Child divine, Who is tired Of crying on earth, For His rest- Wants to repose a little From the gentle cry, That my Child may sleep Hold the branches. Severe ices Are inclosing Him, You see now, I have nothing With which to guard Him, Angels dear, Because you willingly go That my Child may sleep, Hold the branches. -Anna Mike, '26.

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Hlllgllgllglllll III I I llllIllEE!!I:IIE!IIIllmllgllmllgllmllmllmllm beniur Twill We, the members of the Senior Class of St. Mary's High School, of the year 1926, of the city of Marietta, in the county of Washington, fully responsible and of sound mind do hereby make, advise, and declare this our last will and testament, hereby declaring null and void all former wills made by us heretofore. We do will and bequeath to the Class of '27, our Senior dignity and had behavior at class meetings, together with our honored place at the right of the room. We do further bequeath to the Class of '27 the honor of publishing the St. Marys Tribune and The Marathon. We also will and bequeath our best respects and wishes to Father Herman and the Sisters who have helped us untiringly and patiently in our High School life. INDIVIDUAL BEQUESTS I, Edgar William Penwell, bequeath my cackling laugh and tardiness to Regis CRachelJ Rounds. I, Philip Melvin Becker, bequeath my days of absence and shieking ability to Jick Cullen. S h Leo James Blatter, leave my parking space and good looks to Karl c o . I, Francis Herbert Rice, bequeath my ringside seat to Charlie Scherr. I, Bernard Isidore Franey, will my dancing ability and five feet to any Junior who can qualify. Q???l I, James- Patrick Torpy Cking of studiesl, do hereby bequeath my brains to Clifford Ritter. I, Grace Lashley Stewart, bequeath to Kathleen Hanley one bar of Palmolive Soap to keep that school-girl complexion. I, Mary Catherine Kuehn, do hereby bequeath my ability to take teasing, and also my good humor to Mary Josephine Thoma. R' I, Wilma Debora Winstel, bequeath my writing ability to Catherine ice. I, Margaret Joanna Mulvihill, do hereby will my Irish characteristics and restlessness to Mildred Walter. I, Margaret Frances Meiser, will my pleasing personality and talka- tiveness to Junior girls. I, Louise Frances Gazzale, bequeath my gentle disposition to Henrietta Weisend. I, Eugenia Uhrhane, will my dancing ability to Julia Miller. I, Catherine Virginia Morris, leave my solitude to Genevieve Augen- stein. We, Josephine Monica Yost and Anna Elizabeth Mike, bequeath our Spanish ability to the Junior Class. I, Margaret Fernande Gorman, will my English ability to the next Tribune Staff. Signed: Senior Class of '26. State of Ohio, Washington County. Witness: The Junior Class. 17

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