Walt Whitman Junior High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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SOLILOQUY If the little boy indicated by the arrow in the picture above could speak up now that he is a grown man, he could rightfully tape record the facts included in the verses below which were inspired by Gilbert and Sullivan. Don't attempt, however, to put the verses to music for the rhythm Just won't jibe. when I was a lad I went to school veryconsciously I went for many yearsg I saved a year in grammar school I skipped a year in high school, I had progressive ideas. I majored in English at Townsend Harris, C.C.N.Y. and Columbia U., And then I taught English. I worked myself all the way up And now I'm a principal. On March 25, 1928, A great thing happened to me: I wed my wife that fateful dayg Her name is Goldie C. 12 I'n1a photographer and a philatel ist Also a book collector, A tennis player, and a swimmer, And also a golfer. Classic Literature and detective stories Are the types of books I read. I am an opera goer--- Bach and Beethoven I heed. I have taught the nGolden Rulen In the schools of New York City. I have taught children and teache For one-half century. I feel that I've succeeded As a gentleman, a scholar, and idealist. Murray Karten IS

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