Our yesterdays . us lass. Ethel Taylor, a country maid,The mud and snow she would wade,To drink from the fountain of learning,She always seems to be yearning. Jake Clauser, a ministers son, One day he studies, the next he runs. To find pleasure is his desire Which gives the teachers a great deal of ire. Roman Miller, bowed and quick, Opposing teams he has helped to lick; His stature is rather small, But this does not hamper him handling the ball. Myron Habegger, a hustling lad,Always rustles for the Budget ad,He is always cheerful and never sad,Which makes his patrons always glad. Walter Schug
Our yesterdays . us lass. Ethel Taylor, a country maid,The mud and snow she would wade,To drink from the fountain of learning,She always seems to be yearning. Jake Clauser, a ministers son, One day he studies, the next he runs. To find pleasure is his desire Which gives the teachers a great deal of ire. Roman Miller, bowed and quick, Opposing teams he has helped to lick; His stature is rather small, But this does not hamper him handling the ball. Myron Habegger, a hustling lad,Always rustles for the Budget ad,He is always cheerful and never sad,Which makes his patrons always glad. Walter Schug, a sporty boy, Who is always in search of joy, For this he rides to the south and west, But always comes home when in need of rest. Palmer Eicher, never in wrong,His liking for girls is rather is always found among the fair sex,And is always careful, girls never to vex. George Harris, big and tall,Has a heart, big enough for all,Willing always to do his best,And always anxious for the test. Twenty-four.
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