University of Minnesota School of Agriculture - Agrarian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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'I THE SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY As I sat alone in the evening, Busily pondering o'er That awful Geometry lesson- I hope there'll be no more- A haze came over my vision, And my eyelids closed in sleep, And I dreamed I was wafted upward A hundred thousand feet. I could see from my lofty position All the things I had wanted to know, How we would look in twenty years, How we all were making things go. VVhat is that sign I see hanging In letters as tall as they are? It is Ripley, Rieke and Company, Dealers in fancy hardware. Merrill and Miller and Lager, Three jacks with a handful of queens, You'll see them come out in the shuffle On top, as they plan in their dreams. And there is a man of good bearing, VVith a Bible under his arm' Art Jacobson, the Preacher, I knew he would come to no harm. 3 Frances, Jeanette, Lovilla Are pounding typewriters fast. They are surely beating the record, Nothing like them in the past. And Dorothy, practical Dorothy, .Iust as I thought she would bel Thirteen children are keeping her busy As the woman who lived in the shoe. Soothingtlie pains of the suffering Are Genevieve, Ada, Lucille. Wliile Axel, Chuck, and Clarence Perform operations with zeal. At a barber sign I'm gazing, And it reels and hums and spins, . -A Q.-Hum -sf' Page Ninety And the name I make out on the win- dow, Everett Keyes, the shaver of chinsf' There's Alton and Clifford and Arnold, Back to the soil for these three For they love the trees and the chickens And the life that's so full and so free. Gerald and Donald and Cecil VVith brows knitted close as they think, Are making detective stories, And wasting whole quarts of good ink. Emma and Blanche and Mary, Are teaching Geometry now. IVith compass and rule, after school They're horrors to pupils, I vow. Who are the dexnure little lassies VVho dance on the stage which such zip? They're Hannah and Alma and Clara, Just watch how lightly they trip. I hear some wonderful music VVafting sweet and clear through the land. 'Tis Pulling, Chapman and Adams In the home town minstrel band. Away from home and country, On a foreign looking shore, VVe find Bean and Mac and Patty,' In athletic games galore. And what is that sign on Broadway That will blind my eyes, I fear? Marceline, Kathryn and Florence, Movie stars, at a million a year. Down on the shores of Lake Pepin, In a cottage of very great size- Dwells Erhardt, our famous athlete, The race won, with Hazel the prize. In the National Capitol at Wasllington, In pompous splendor arrayed,

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