Tyler Junior College - Apache Yearbook (Tyler, TX)

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. APACHE, 1936 H+- Neff' Read Them and Weep! MR. POSTON'S LAMENT Wlien I was young, and in my prime, I used to tell jokes all the time. But now that I am growing old, There are no jokes I have not told. I try to enliven my class with wit, As before me each day they glumly sit. But alas for me and my bag of tricks, They will always remain a group of hicks. 5 1 1 1 1 INTERVIEW WITH AN ENGLISH LITERATURE STUDENT We've scanned the lines, how oft no one knows. From that Beowulf drivel through Milton's prose We've read and read, and wrote and wrote, fFrom forty-four authors we can quote.j If we finally see what the study is about We will receive the benefit of the doubt. But there's a joker in this you see, For there is no doubt, believe you mel If you would live for many years, And avoid strife and perhaps tears, You'll drop English Lit. as quick as you can And live to be a much happier man. 24 41g4.I',l W r 1 1 oi' I Ll f 'f,p: fir '

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iT E S BEEN jf' xxx 1 SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Kathryn 3VIcIVIillan 5VIary Leach CBill Wbod

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