Oracle . t there are; For to all that pass such stagesNothing- can those memories mar. In our own broad field of learning, In the battle for our rights,Were not to silly notions turning; Were showing who puts up the fight. Sophomores labor! Sophomores work! And all knowledge is our our lessons we should shirk. Better far be under knoll. Grades of scholars all remind usWe can make our grades to climb, And at parting leave behind usRecords fair in every mind. Not all joy, not all our destined end or way; But to work that each tomorrowFinds us wiser than today. Records that in t


Oracle . t there are; For to all that pass such stagesNothing- can those memories mar. In our own broad field of learning, In the battle for our rights,Were not to silly notions turning; Were showing who puts up the fight. Sophomores labor! Sophomores work! And all knowledge is our our lessons we should shirk. Better far be under knoll. Grades of scholars all remind usWe can make our grades to climb, And at parting leave behind usRecords fair in every mind. Not all joy, not all our destined end or way; But to work that each tomorrowFinds us wiser than today. Records that in the far future, Struggling through this dreary work, A disheartened brain-wrecked creatureSeeing, neer will try to shirk. Tests are long, exams draw near. And our hearts beat quick and hard; But we never seem to fear That word flunk on our card. (Apologies to Longfellow.) May we thus be good and honest; With a brain for any plan;Still repeating odes and sonnets. Learn to memorize and scan. Class Poet. (49).


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