University of Nebraska College of Law - Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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And thus it is, the shaggy youth From his exalted station Sees not the power of the law That guides the whole creation. L1,cl's try this again 5 90 'Edward forgetmerwt Wlqers J' The law school stock sure slumped a few Wlien Edwin cut us out. He said we simply wouldn't do, When Edwin cut us out. He claimed we were a country school, That, taken as a general rule, Each one was just a rural fool, When Edwin cut us out. To queer us didn't take him long, Not Mister Edwin F. For with the girls he's very strong, Is Mister Edwin F. At formal proms he makes a. hit, With dress suit cut and made to fit, And at the Oliver he's it, Is Mister Edwin F. He made us feel extremely bad, Did E. Forgetmenot. He's such an influential lad, Is E. Forgetmenot. And though he lost his P, B. K. And debating failed to' come his way- As an actor he has come to stay, Has E. Forgetmenot. Q29 iameaf 'Clark .3 As high the poplar lifts its slender head And graceful bends before the tugging wind So does the stately form of Clark ascend To gaze compassionate on all mankind. 167

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I 6 dt. :Zouiu 'fxposition foneessicnaires, 9lease Fake ilctice Greatest Thing in the World Lost, Strayed, or Stolen -Dean Driscoll -Glen Hupp The Rivals -Homer Southwiclc and Maurice Benedict My Lady Dainty A Lady of Quality A Social Maid A Comedy of Errors Runaway Match To Have and to Hold Much Ado About N othingu Devil's Auction The Crisisv A Merry Chase A Bunch of Keys -Zola Delleckei -Etta Schneider -Mabel Christie -Senior Class -Mr. and Mrs. Moore Martha Cline and Yale Huffman -Minstrel Show -Freshman Class -P. B. K. Elections -The Faculty -Kappa Kappa Gamma 'Gause A and fffeet 'Twas only some berries-the goose- Growing near the garden wallg A boy found the berries-the goose- And ate them, the large and small. At midnight a cry was raised That grew to a terrible squallg The boy wished he never had seen Those berries-the goose-at all. 168