Valley City State University - Viking Yearbook (Valley City, ND)

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Hangs: 3:33 fTune, jingle Bells, Roll the pails, Roll the pails, Roll them clown the stepsg Oh what a noise they all do make We hope the nurse awakes. Roll the pails, Pick them up, Roll them down againg And when all the mischief's clone, Off to our rooms we'll run. TO AN ALARM CLOCK Tinkle, tinkle little bell ' How I wish you were in-well Any place but where you are China would he none too far. When at night I hit the hay, Tired and weary from the clay, Scarcely clo I close my eyes, When you tell me I must rise. Some clay when l've lots of kale Have it by the stock ancl bale Then revenge will sure be mine- I'll set you for half past nine. An Eight O'cloclf Student I Y 112:32 - :exits l88

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1 . H,Q.a n.99 W '!P!s s . U 7 w U ' H Y U ' All the little girls of East Hall expect Daddy Long ' - Legs to earn the money to buy a picture for the new par- lor. Question: Does that give Daddy Long Legs all the rights of a father in the Hall? Kanute Heldner made a picture, Put in trees and hills and stones, Sent it up to grace our parlor, And collected scads of bones. Then he made another picture, Not in blue and golden tones, Thai they swiped for West Hall parlor, Left us Nordmark's ocean zones. I When are tables cleared with glee, Vim, vigor, and hilarity? When chaperones and banjo strings, I Silver jingles and other things Tell the diners, before they go They may trip the light fantastic toe- On Fifth-day eve. I First-day chicken, Second-day bean, Third-day pie, Fourth-clay ice-cream, Fifth-day dance, Sixth-day fish, Seventh-day hash, That far-famed dish. Round we've come And greet again, The slaughtered hen. APRIL CNE, , I ALARM CLOCK FUN. April two, . The joke's all thru. ' ' I xl Y - 1 I iprzsz ' cesedi U l90 I