Summit School - Flame Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Thompson's Elegy in ihe Senior Room Cwith apologies to Thomas Grayj The school-bell rolls the knell of parting dayg The yawning girls wind slowly o'er the leag Miss Converse homeward plods her weary way With puppy running on, from leash now free. But from that yonder ivy-mantled tow'r The senior class shouts forth with might and main At such, as wand'ring near their secret bow'r, Molest their youthful, solitary reign. Let not Ambition mock their useless toil, Their noisy joys, and destiny unknown. They're reminiscing with a saddened smile The happy days of yore that they've out grown. Now well remember they Miss Nichols' wrath When busy playwrights wrote that driv'lling play? Remember junior study-halls and math And A B C's and romping all the day? Gay days of roller-towel and magazine The fright'ning dungeon's walls have had to bear. These girlish flowers weren't born to blush unseen, They plied their genius on the neighboring air. Sir David Little-Boy with dauntless breast The laughing audience of the school withstoodg The junior room they hung with all the best Of certain artists' gals in glamorous flood. The morn they tried Macbeth for murder baseg The fair wherein they sold their parents' food And cheered the Lady Halifaxg the pace They trod at dawn to school in growling mood They'll not forget. Remember volleyball That raised their old, fantastic na ' - igh? The 'KRoof's and l'Spit's and hey'd call Was ubsf' Zwiebach as in 3. -- they'd vie. 4- Oft did the movies to their fancy yiel And books of Grants and Gables cases chokeg How jocund did they drive their hearts afield To one who skated till their hearts he broke. EPITAPH But now the shining years to come are crying The future wipes the wisfful past away. Our chilallaoozlls now to !iLlTkI'P16d mcnfry fiyingg So fustg so swift has come another day. THE FLAME 15 ,mm ARMA was Lmruuy Lease.