Identifier: annualjune190400unse (find matches)
Title: Annual (June 1904)
Year: 1904 (1900s)
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Subjects: Emmerich Manual High School (Indianapolis, Ind.)--Students--Yearbooks Emmerich Manual High School (Indianapolis, Ind.--History High schools--Indiana--Indianapolis School yearbooks--Indiana--Indianapolis.
Publisher: Manual Training High School
Contributing Library: Emmerich Manual High School and The Indianapolis Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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o to raz© kbckiasbson ° ° ° * Day The schools a clock where he who rubbers, readsThe passing hour in pupils and their deeds. VI oclock, tis then we arise And dig the sleep from out our eyes. VII oclock our breakfast we eat in haste.Because we havent any time to waste. VIII oclock from all parts of townThe pupils to Manual come hurrying down. IX oclock these pupils, so mild and meek,Are going to F to recite their Greek. X oclock, then lecture times past.And we have enough advice to last. XI oclock the pupils in bunchesGo to the basement after their lunches. XII oclock back to their lessons they goWith steps that are lagging, feeble and slow. I oclock Bohny, the Baseball Shark,Hurries away to Brookside Park. II oclock, Dora and Roy, so gay,Cut to go to the matinee. III oclock, then school is out,Both pupil and teachers would like to shout. IV oclock in the hall may be seenThe departing Senators with dignified mien. V oclock the players with bat and ballGo to their homes one and all.
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VI oclock is the hour thats hard to beat,For thats the hour when pupils eat. VII oclock, tis then that James QuinnTo do his studying does begin. VIII oclock is when the curfew blowsAnd loitering 9Bs take to their toes. IX oclock is the hour, so tis said,When all good children go to bed. X oclock is the hour that he does go,Though not.late, she wills it so. XI oclock still some Seniors do digOver lessons in that horrible Trig. XII oclock, silently, stealthily, one by one.Come the ghosts of our lessons still undone. I oclock, then Mr. Hall does walk in his sleepAnd a lookout for miscreants still does he keep. II oclock from a dance come Inez and Tad;They missed their last car—now wasnt that sad ? III oclock, from the hay ride after a fine timeThey feel mighty gay as they slowly geh Heim. IV oclock, tis then that bad dreamsCome to the Seniors cause of their Themes. V oclock, how it raises the poor boys ireTo be called then to tend the furnace fire.

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