Vaughan Road Academy - Acta Studentium Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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mga ss ACTA STUDENTIUM IE I WERE WRITING SHAKESPEARE For the convenience of students who have to learn memory work, why not make the lines rhyme? For example: Oh, all the world is but a stage, 'Tis very plain to see, With players there of every age, Among them you and me. For the convenience of students who are poor spellers, why not make the wording very simple: Example: One man plays many parts, while there: In all, they total seven: He comes from God alone knows where, And goes, we hope, to Heaven. Do I offend the English Department too much by suggesting insertions of modern slang? Why? So that we poor students may more easily comprehend. Example: At first, the brat, for crying out loud He surely cops the prize: The schoolfboy, bloody but unbowed, Who socks 'em, any size. And then the jazz hound and his frail, The doughboy in the trench: The judge, who gives 'em hail or jail, The old guy on the bench. And then the gink with skinny leg, His glasses on his brow: His dome looks like an ostrich egg: His voice is cracked, and how! And last, the chap who's not all there: He's lived long, if not well: Two wooden legs and carts a spare: Poor nut, seems bound for--. Dorothy Stilson, IVfB. A MTOUCHINGU POEM There are three words, the sweetest words In all of human speech More sweet than all the songs of birds On pages poets preach. This life may be a vale of tears, A sad and dreary thing, Three words and trouble disappears, And birds begin to sing. Three words will cheer the saddest days, MI love you? Wrong by heck! It is another, sweeter phrase- Enclosed lind cheque. lk Pk lk IE. The day started and progressed as many schooldays do, quietly and with nothing unusual happening. However, in the third period, the teacher being out of the room things started with a bang. Lets Russel up some chalk and have a fight. Our side can Beetam all. So the battle waged, the White missiles fly' ing everywhere. Power-ful drives at long range, Smart tosses just across the aisle mingled with yells of challenge. Suddenly a deathly silence falls upon the room, Mr. had just entered. LoofKei'r, he Blairfed, I have War-ren--ed you again and again: a def tention for you, Christie. 'iCan't I get out on Bailufey, says. We all know what the answer was to that, and Christie had' to soothe his spirits with an Oh Henry chocolate bar.