Wallace School and Conservatory - Oor Ain Folk Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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BSSS W OOR AIN FOLK A Rescue by One Who Regrets He Was Not There Once Upon a time There were two Little puppies who Went to see Another puppy Who was Always chained to His dog house These two puppies Had scarcely Started On their way When they espied A pretty little Fat girl With bobbed hair The long haired Puppy said There goes Velnia Carter Let ' s play with her ' So they started To ask her But She saw them first And started To run That was in front Of Carnegie Library Well She ran to Broad Street and L ' p Broad to Jefferson Avenue And all the time The two puppies Were trying To catch up With her Finally Just As she was about To turn in At Wallace School The pups cut Across the lawn Toward the porch But Veima went on And the puppies Couldn ' t Get near her Although they Followed her Around the park Five times These pups were Only three weeks Old Far too young To understand That Velma was Scared to death Until they followed Her up to Miss Allen ' s Where Miss Allen Fanned them with A broom And it dawned On them that Velma was almost Crying with fear So the wee baby pups Took pity on Velma And went on to Visit the other pup Where they gather To this day And laugh about Velma 45

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Alumnae Notes 1912 Mary Clark — Cambridge. Since graduation has been leaching Domestic Science, but in June will open and manage the Frances Martin Candy and Tea Shop in Cam- bridge. Good luck, Mary. Kathryn Fike — Mrs. Grossman, Ml. Vernon. Helen Karl — Mrs. Bel ford Carpenter, Washington Court House. Erma King — Columbus. 1913 Barbara Clark — Uniontown, Pa. Reader and pianist with French-Clark Quartette. Mane Fahl — Mrs. Jacob Shawan, DeGraf, Ohio. Cares for little Jacob and Margaret Ann. Eleanor Holmes — Mrs. Paul C. Estep. New Athens. Little Lawrence Holmes keeps her busy. Helen Romans — Mrs. Clement K. Bird. Dayton Ave.. St. Paul, Minn. Has one little daughter in her nest. Violet Treadwell — Crooksville, Ohio. Keeping house for her father. Belle Wallace — 1017 Boulevard, Kenmore, Ohio. Secretarial work. Bessie Surad — Mrs. Carrol H. Verovitz, 1859 E. 73rd St., Cleveland. 1914 Ethel Richey — Uniontown, Pa. At home since illness compelled her to stop teaching. Carolyn Leach — Mrs. Vernon D. Hunter, 203 N. E. 26th St., Miami. Fla. Dorothy Mathews — Mrs. L. C. Kenyon, Battle Creek, Mich. Alma Mohr — Mrs. H. F. Mollenauer, 361 Miller Ave., Columbus. Litde daughter is almot a year old. 1915 Dorothy Barlow — Mrs, — . Fontabelle Baker — O. S. U. ' 19. I ' BK. Neil Ave., Columbus. Teaching at Urbana, O. Lucy Clark — Columbus. Singing. Not married, not going to be. Margaret Henry — Mrs. H. E. Hamlin, Cambridge, Mass. Five year old daughter. Mabel Nicholls — Mrs. B. H. Dudley. Akron. Ohio. Willetta Geer— Mrs. Roy Shank. Stella Rogers — Mrs. Campbell Graf. Garcia Woodfill — Mrs. S. E. Ulrey, 125 7 Dennison Ave., Columbus. 1916 Marie Richards — Mrs. C. B. Byeis, Fort Mcintosh, Laredo, Texas. Mildred Tessier — College Ave., Columbus. Engagement announced, to be married soon. 47