St Patricks High School - Patrician Yearbook (Miami Beach, FL)

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UUR HUME We've played eleven games so far, Each one of us a Junior star. . But there's one more that must be won: The Joust of Wits in 'LL lVe re fearless fellows, not so shy, Our motto is, To do or die! It's Snorky Whitney up to bat While Kelly waives her small green hat. Janice Arbib catching the ball Hurts it at Snorky to make him fall. Hard work, fair play, is always our aim So on we go. Continue the game! Babsey Bonwit is chosen our pitcher, But the batters go batty trying to ditchfer. Good glory! McClory shouts, Shake a leg! While on to first base races Dynamite Peg. Hfhizz! goes the ball to kingdom come W'ith force so great the girls are struck dumb. Terry Renuart, dressed up in clove-r, Wants Kelly's hat, and tumbles over. Jim Wilson, of the famed Red Sort, Chases the ball for seven blocks. Nicholas, a sirc-foot stop nearby, Now finds it easy to catch a fly. But when the ball rolls on the ground, Melba had better be standing 'round. Finally Snorky reaches home plate But Umpire Anne shouts 0u.t! Such fate! Despemte Urruela, a baseball ace, Bribes George, who's asleep at third base. TEAM! Now comes Gert'ie, so swift and keen, Who hits wide-eyed Harris right on the bean! Harry, a little freckle-faced lad Thinks that the game is pretty bad. Pat hits the ball high in the air, While the champs out in field gasp and stare. J Nobody knows where the ball has lit, 'Till Bette, the catcher, finds it there in her mit. Tosca Gavagni, a faithful old pal, Tosses a fast one to dreamy-eyed Sal. Sutton, followed by a cloud of dust, Shouts with courage, To h-home plate or b1bust! Marshall shows some f-ine baseball tossin' As he pitches a nifty to blinkin' George Slossin. John Bentz, whose fantasy is ultra-plaid pants, Now enters the field as we enter a trance. Jackie Fisher whistles for the score While Edie, up at bat, cries Fore! Of a sudden the ball strikes one of our team, And up pops Tony with Darn that Dream! Mulcahy lends a helping hand A To Soull'ie, all covered with Florida sand. Arthur, a happy-go-lucky kid, Reaches home plate with a graceful skid. Along with these stars in the spotlight,s glare Is Boymer, the little man who wasn't the-re! By Mary B. Page Thirty-one

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