Wells High School - Crimson and Gray Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

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Fifty-Kine Stars in the Soathbridge High School Service Fleg. .?rd, j.rthur .srd, . .8 cell, Harry .1, Hermas 11, Salter in, i. lbert in, i loysius in, Josephst liii, Li If red fcsseaa, Cherles |111, John ron, , rmi :.pin, Edward Exse, .. ' titer ok, Charles te, Henry aikshan , Cltyton usere; . ;i, lbert le lty, . lphonse fehsnty, Henry 21. Deleh nty, John 41. 22. Delehanty, Leonard 42. 23. Dresser, John 43. 24. Dumas, Leo 44. 25. D upaal , Armand 26. Edrc rds, Rockwood 46. 27. Ellsm, Herbert 47. 28. Flood, Joseph 48. 29.. Garfield, Harold 49. SO. Gatineau, George 50. 31. Genercaux, Arthur 51. 32. Generefeux, Homer 52. 33. Srant, Collin 53. 34. Grint, uixing 54. 35. Hall, Harrj; 55. .So. Hslpin, John 56. 3 7 . Hartley, Pr nois 7 . 38. He liner, Charles 58. . 3. Hunt, Frederick 59. 40. Jackson, Olin Kershcw, Tilliam Le Claire, Ovid Me Einstry, P.. L. Mitchell, Thome s Ms rr i s 3 e y , Ra ymond Olney, Thomas Bobbins, Claude Rowley, John P.yen, Joseph Simonds, AlberJT Sheperd, :5 aul Small, Clement . ith, Elmer Swett, Stewart Taylor, George Thibes alt, H Tally, George Yinclette, lbert ht, Herman

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An Overthere Romance Ballad. 1. The Red Cross Girl and the Soldier Llan Sat side by side in a railway t rani 5 T ' was half past twelve and (what do you know) That silly old train refused to go. For two German Leps and an aeroplane Appeared to hold up every train: There was going to be a terrible fight. (I wasn ' t there, I simply state What was told to me by Sergt Tate.) II. The Red Cross Girl said How do you do? The soldier replied Oh J- How are you? They proceeded to pass an hour or so - ith bits of gossip, don ' t you know? While the motorman in the very front seat Put up his hands so ' 3 not to peek. For he always dreaded a mushy scene. (Never mind; I ' m only telling you What an unknown soldier declares is true.) III. The motorman looked very blue And wailed Oh dearf what shall I do ? !? But the Rod Cross Girl and the Soldier Uan Hand in bond jumped out and ran. Enquiring of all the country round there a notary public could be found. Hurrah for Red Cross and khaki too I (Don ' t fancy I exaggerates I got my news from Sergt, Tate.) IV. Next mom 1 upon t at railway tram They found no trace of girl or man, And some f ol s think this very day That burglars . stole that pair awayj But the truth about that man and maid, — They were carried away in a German raid. Now what do you really think of that? (A boy in khaki told me so. And that is how I came to know) E. Le C. ' 18