Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1903-06-19

VI rope walker i'll a circus.
er. Many'd think 'twould be the latter
10 see her climb OH chairs and bencl
When the schools let out on FRIDAYS.
When the boys have all departed;
e Soine day She may surprise us
= she takes an aim yet higher
man we ever have expected.
IL may all burst out so sudden
Ihat vel scarcely comprehend it.
mat shed really sworn and promised
10 hitch her wagon TO a-Sbiner
Don think I've forgotten Olive
mere d / leave her, With Minerva
taxing issue with the sages,
taking share of all the wisdom
sweet III voice and nature also.
enthusiastic in all pleasures.
nat would tend to make life hao.
ANA to make it seem worth living.
MakeS her presence ever sought Tor
MaNe' her friendship ever longed for
Que Is II OF the best cheerers
At our games of base or foot hall
"A'ing proudly black and orange.
rIy'ng grandly black and orange.
Ooiors which are ever ~sai1;,o
o0lors which are never falling.
never name was so deceptive
as The simple name OF Sober
ie' she may not always keep il.
Nay not always cling unto it.
nu' may ind a means to change il
I'm" d man-nert that will change il.
enthusiastic is she also
IN sports of A. H. S. and college.
Even going out of Alma.
Even going far to northward
10 cheer our boys in game 60 oIorio,,.
As they played up at Mt. Pleasant
AS they Won there at Mt. Pleasant.
WASH t that a loyal spirit?
that a Sober Spirit,
one there is within our circle
IS unlike any other.
IL Is quite as much a problem
Ahd a puzzle as the mittens.
would you listen, now. dear peonIe
would tell you of these mittens
would tell how someone slew him
,illed the noble M~udiakiwis.
With the skin he made him uitters
laue them with the skin side inside.
lade them with the fur side outside.
e. to get the fur side inside.
ut the inside skin side outside
e. to get the cold side outside.
III The warm side fur side inside.
nat $ why he put the fur side inside.
ny he put the skinside outside. .
ny he turned them inside outside. ]
u 1t is with our young speaker, J
18th our orator on this dav. !
1t we know he can be different
III be v~astly-widely different l
lor power he's shown to dav bere I
Il speech he made before Won. S
Is nothing new or striking. I
just a common effort. 7
'SA'oh now claims our attention. \
ughton' famous among classmates >.
I MS wonderful inventions :,
The high school laboratories :,
mas been our football captain. !,
me man for that position. -
NJ. will claim him next wear -,
i VIII further broaden STANLEY
electrical devices. -"
Del h~utchings is the next wee. Di
H. but that's in stature only. W,
us helped in forming this one of
,io 'lat all had had that honor. sb
laster' Bancroft, also Ridpath Fr,
soon be numbered mono tho o.. p.
ems has 80
.iiutching's history's in the market Fro
Is now in critics favor. rro
seems to be quite pensive. uis.
.Sh not half as much as Harry n.
really so bashful g
can't say much about him g.
ear words would overcome him IT.,
20 force him altogether. ~.
Se refuge in the entry. ~.
'ould never think that Leonard Al
beautiful bass voice. w,
IS true and chorus suffers VI.
he fails in coming to it So
S ready now 10 vanish
Ius' choose another subject. So
er slight one meets opr roo. Other
slight we scarcely see her Sun
sits so calm before us. Till )
oy' we now discover. Grown
re favored by the finding. Then
not beer all thro' high school
lie class now graduating "str
came here as a junior food, 1