. Syllabus. Eu|)hronia Literarq Society Organized in 1872 MotLo :EIIETG II POSGEN Colors: Pink and Lavender Yell:Vive La Euphronia ! Rah ! Rah ! Rah !Vive La Euphronia ! Rah ! Rah ! Rah !Vive La Euphronia ! Vive La Euphronia !Academy ! Academy ! Rah ! Rah ! Rah ! IHembcrs E. E. AndersonHarmon AllenJacob A. Biddle Harold Baker A. F. Biddle G. I. Bell Sherman Born V. H, Chase O. C. Brown F. L. Erlaugher J. C. Buzzard H. H. Ford Curtis Bradner Henry Fehrman J. M, Booth G. W. Gifford L. M. BussEY Henry Guest O. T. Canfield D. C. Hubbart W. E. Callahan O. S. Hubbart W. T. Calkins A. E. Harris J, W.
. Syllabus. Eu|)hronia Literarq Society Organized in 1872 MotLo :EIIETG II POSGEN Colors: Pink and Lavender Yell:Vive La Euphronia ! Rah ! Rah ! Rah !Vive La Euphronia ! Rah ! Rah ! Rah !Vive La Euphronia ! Vive La Euphronia !Academy ! Academy ! Rah ! Rah ! Rah ! IHembcrs E. E. AndersonHarmon AllenJacob A. Biddle Harold Baker A. F. Biddle G. I. Bell Sherman Born V. H, Chase O. C. Brown F. L. Erlaugher J. C. Buzzard H. H. Ford Curtis Bradner Henry Fehrman J. M, Booth G. W. Gifford L. M. BussEY Henry Guest O. T. Canfield D. C. Hubbart W. E. Callahan O. S. Hubbart W. T. Calkins A. E. Harris J, W. Calkins W. H. Jones A. V. CocAYNE, J. E. Keltner C. P. Pledger J. W. Robinson R. H. Reed, C. G. Sabin I. E. Springer J. P. Stewart E. W. Spencer S. M. KanagyJohn LamprechtJ. C. Lattimore E. R. LyonW. E. MartinR. S. ManleyP. S. ManleyW. G. MuhlemanEarl Morris F. E. OwenJ. Peckumn 259. I1i» Dream F his lessons knew he nary,So he sought the library,Thinking there some time to tarry, While he glanced his Latin oer;But strive as he might please, heFound the study chair so his breath grew deep and wheezy, And he soon began to snore. Then with Morpheus to guide him, On the steed of sleep beside him Straight he leaped, and they did bear him To a bright, far distant they know no Latin try in Dutch to stammer,And, in short, where learnings glamour The inhabitants abhor. Here he thought hed stay forever, Giv3 up learning altogether. And resolved that he would never Study any more at no more to no hard no more long explanations When his standings took a fall. Whence all books they have exported,Every pleasure have they the profs, theyve all transported To a barren, desert they never work nor worry,Never have to rush and hurry,Never feel the anxious flurry Of examinations tria
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