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1555 JUNIOR CLASS President, ...... MARJORIE MACDILL Vice-President, FRANCES HENNESSY Secretary, . . HANNAH THOMAS Treasurer, MARTHA SWARTHOUT JUNIOR HISTORY You are old, Seventeen, a Freshman once said, And your hair has become very white. But yet in your classes you still keep ahead. I wonder what makes you so bright? In my youth, the grave Junior replied to the child, I feared I might injure my mark. Professors of Latin and Math. I reviled, But I studied-that's why I'm a shark. You are old, said the Frosh, as I mentioned before And are dreadfully learned and thin. To gymnasium class you ne'er come any more, But think of the games that you win ! In my youth, said the sage as she shook her grey locks, I worked out at gym all the while. I vaulted with energy over the box. I did everything-for a smile. You are old, said the Frosh, One would think you too weak To take any part in the play, And yet you're the heroine lonely and meek And even the villain-they say. When I was a Freshman, I practised all night To make our Frosh play a success - And over her face came a smile of delight !- Said the junior, That did it, I guess. 35
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ii' Q AWW Q A ' ll Your voice seems as steady as ever. You go to the Glee Club, and actually sing. What makes you so awfully clever? My dear little child, the Junior replied, When I was as tuneless as you, I went to the Glee Club, and right nobly tried To sing-now I sing as I do. You are old, and the Freshman respectfully glanced, You are dignified, and you are calm No body on earth would think that you danced, And yet-Oh I say, how's the Prom? The junior replied with a smile of great glee, The Prom ?-'Twill all others surpass, My dear little Freshman you just come and see. It's our Prom, and we are some class. ELIZABETH DURFEE, H You are old, said the maid, yet you do everything. ' istori an 1917 OFFICERS ' 36
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