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Bream of Waxh- tlmont My work drops down with a listless air As I sit and muse on thee, My heart goes back with a yearning throb For the days in W-B. For the Alma Mater to me so dear, For the friends who there you gave to me, My heart goes back with a yearning throb For the days I spent with thee. Then the sun was bright and gold. The sky was clear and blue. My heart goes back with a yearning throb For the days that once I knew. And now as I dream of thee. Dearest school, so far away, My heart goes back with a yearning throb To thy stone walls grand and gray. — Damaris Smith.
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Page 15 text:
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o% ' Calcnbat September 23 — Such ignorance as was displayed. October 31 — Street cars held up by Vandy boys. November 9 — Dot Goepper falls for the river in negligee. November 19— Thrill of thrills at Mammoth Cave, and a man! Sh! sh! Food? and those sheets! November 30 — Such a marvel of sentimental expression — who could display — but Cecil Fanning. December 7— We met her. Mme. Schumann-Heink ac- tually shook our collective hand. December 9 — We wish Y. W. C. A. Bazaars would inter- fere with gym. more often. December 10— A friend saw Noojin from the balcony and did she behave at that Vanderbilt play? December 1 1 — We did not know what a ballet the Cotillion could produce until they scampered forth at the Christ- December 17 — We were scattered over a bit of territory. n ' est-ce pas? -Rapture, embraces, unpacking and school! LJARY 15 — Those Senior Middles bloom forth and with an appetite for that dinner, too. UARY 17 — Though Frederick Morley did have a pompa- dour, he could play that piano. JARY 21 — We can ' t all be Geraldine Farrars, so don ' t try too loudly outside. JARY 24 — We learned that Cidette had tears — The Birth of a Nation caused their flow. JARY 28 — Did the guests get personal invitations to depart after the Senior reception? Ask Mrs. Rose. February .3 — Mrs. Blanton sends the little Seniors home at 9:1.3 from the Senior Middle dance. February 11-12 — Opera and Pavlowa! An overwhelming combination! Cotillion Club again. February 14 — Those Fuller Valentines. Quack! Quack! Cackle! Cackle! February 17 — Did we see some unusual sights on the stage after the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra? ■ 22— What happened to the holiday? Blanton. ' 23— Tea at the V. W. C. A. Building- Not excited ! You didn ' t see them I RCH 4 — Classy costumes at the ball. Well, I guess. rch 6 — And the seventh number of the entertainment course. We will let Mme. Bloom fie Id-Zeisler come wicn 8 — The Round Table was entertained by the Square Miss Hefley. rch 9 — Beads and pins from Masker 47; pralines and vetivert overshadow the girls arriving from New Orleans. iRCH 11 — Mrs. Blanton ' s office served a new purpose when the Sigma Chis arrived. Didn ' t it, Mabel? iRCH 25— The ducks appear in the swimming pool. iRCH 28 — Annie James surprises Annette and in the parlor. lRCH 31 — Ada and Clarence Bruce discover a cute little boy in Mr. Schmitz ' s orchestra. RiL i — Japs promenade on South Front beneath wis- taria and lanterns. Uh 4-7— We arc enlightened bv Mr. Henrv Turner Bailey. IL 14— The classes have some spirit if it is rather late to show it. iiL 25 — The Bohemian Girl appears and is greeted with enthusiasm. .Y 1 — -Grandiferous celebration. Y 28— The Seniors begin to commence. Y 31 — Trunks and tears, suitcases and good-byes to W.-B.
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