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CALENDAR J SEPTEMBER 1 3 - Alas, alack I Boarders must pack, ' Forgetegay summer days . And adopt school ways. ' , SEPTEMBER 14 ' ' Day-hops too , , Your fun, must end, And backs over schoolwork Deftly bend. 'SEPTEMBER zz' ' Election today-- , - ' So Nancy T. ,. Is here to stay . A V A, In our treasury. Q, ' - SEPTEMBER zs School has gotten under way- JoJo and council in 'the say. SEPTEMBER 28 This morning in assembly hall There was a stranger dark and tall. But Reverend Ambler was no stranger long For his winning way is like a song. OCTOBER 27 Woodie's-Lamb's Tail show today With fashions right in every way. OCTOBER 30 Cathedral bound the Fine Arts class For intellectual viewing, They leamed of structure and stained glass, And said it was worth doing. NOVEMBER 13 We're stirred to thought amid our strife As Doctor Thurman preps us on life. NOVEMBER 18 Those Greens and Golds say never die! They fought until there was a tie. NOVEMBER 22 A few days' recess for Thanksgiving, Few, well, yes but so worth living! NOVEMBER 27 Thanksgiving food was much of a fill, And fun was never lacking, But life has lost that certain thrill When those old books we're cracking. NOVEMBER 30 This year we claimed something new-- A banquet at the Penn-Daw For our hardy squad-crew. DECEMBER 2 The Army's mule was most upset, As many a Middy won a bet. DECEMBER 14 Practice may have been alarming, But Carol Service was just charming. DECEMBER 15 Christmas vacation arrives at last, After three hours gaily passed., A Charleston contest, fun galoreg But were we ever glad to get out that door! JANUARY 2 Boarders by no means in elation, Head back for the railroad station. JANUARY 3 Over already? My goodness, alas. We all dejecfedny Return to class. JANUARY io Q Justice Black's narrative was unpreparedg Throughout it, all amusingly fared V JANUARY 19 On Saint Agnes day in the limelight was seen JoJo and court-Lizzie, Bev, Marion, Jean. JANUARY 27 What could we do? Not much we knew. Exams had got us in a stew. FEBRUARY In dull February our faces fell, Poor Basket ball teams didn't do so well Though it wasn't from fear- It was just an off year. MARCH 9 A With great exuberance the Greens and Golds cheered. 'Twas Basketball Day and the Golds domineered. MARCH 10 The Juniors and Seniors are not quite sane. Getting to college is quite a strain. The cause of their worry fthe pestj Is the College Scholastic Aptitude Test. MARCH 16 Hurrah! Hurray! 'Tis Carnival Day- Our halls are hlled with people gay. They came to enjoy all the hits The plays, the food, the Queen, the skits. MARCH 22 Every one is full of cheer. Spring vacation at last is here. Just thinkg fun, parties, sleep, and men. Let's stretch those days to a hundred and ten! APRIL 18 Our faculty? No! But yes, it's so. Juniors and Faculty put on a show. 'Twas volleyball but you'd never ldlow! MAY 10 Long weeks of much practus With directions they packed us, Result-a grand May Day As a matter of factus! MAY 11-12 Junior-Senior weekend was really a dream Fun, sun, and sunburn. Sunburn, yes! Touch me, I'll scream! MAY 18-19 More fun, more sun- The Mariners passed A fine sailing-weekens That all went too fast. MAY 21 Our last chance has come Our brains, they are dumb. Review week and cramining Have left all of us numb. JUNE 3 Baccalaureate was attended by parents and kin- Raptured Seniors let the sermon sink in. JUNE 4 Classday, passday? Well, we'll see! Junior-Senior banquet And a new tree. JUNE 6 Seniors, we're sorry to see you go, We'll miss you all-you should know. All things must end And maybe you're glad, But as for us- fOh soblj we're sad.
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THE MAIN BUILDING God giver all men all earth to love But ,Since monk heart is Jmall, Ordaim, for early one Jpot Jlmll prove Beloved over all. Sussux
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