The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-02
BY ETHEL ZUMBAUGH.

scholarship has been as hig
generally as prescribed matha
natics and Science would per
NIT. Ne had our successes an,
our reverses, but we have to,
much modesty to mention TIN
former and too much pride t,
speak of the latter, let it sufic
to say that after passing through
the four years, the class emerge
triumphant. Although we hav
held our breath ait times fright
ened to ask the outcome of thos
tests, yet we have always .Safel,
crossed the Rubicon. AS a Sigh
token OF cur appreciation for tn
school we leave to our under
classmen and their successors
set OF books by the most promin
ent authors of Indiana. w,
have long been together ant
learned to know each other wei
so we can give you some of theil
most notable characteristics.
First on the scene appears Err
win Machel, a world of know.
ledge he has in his brain: No
a true poet never seen with the
girls. he's not like any Other
swain.
Mabel has a very wise head
should any detective force need
spy. We recommend her quite
umeservedly difficult places to
supply.
Edna Johnson told Of the pony
colts and of the cribs and Grams
as we'll; That was in history
misfortune followed. All! It's a
story sad to tell
Then comes Bertus elected or
ator by his classmates friendly all
Wondrous wise he stands among
us, tho he's not so very tall.
Paul, the chief editor, had to
quit mapping when on the annual
he must work; Smuggling, how
ever, his famous accomplishment
nothing on earth could induce
him to shirk.
Frances Marks renowned for
talking, noted linquist, too, as
we'll; Often inquisitive,-pardon
Frances, this is all we're going
to tell.
Ferrel's the lady who's slight
ly serious; to tease her a little
is truly a shame; Yet we're
afraid she'd be much offended If
we should carelessly leave her
name out.
Edwin's the one who we're
sure will be heard from; his
fame will reach from sea to sea
None can deny that very plain
ly The signature (Qand stamp
of power has he.
Perfect men are often talked Of,
seldom seen, as you'll agree.
But in Marc perfect perfection is
the marvel we all see.
Rural Hazels not a weakling,
you remember how she baked,
How she from the girls mass
firmly, bravely, boldly
Stalked.
Quiet Erma, seldom heard
from. ALWAYS studies by the
hour, What her futures going to
be, quite transcends my telling
power.
Irene the beauty, perfectly
adorable, you all know her III
wager a crown, Delta Lau brace
let, that tells the story, for Don,
too, is of high renown.
Sweet Marie, the pretty buffer,
forged excuses, and one time
south to see a person,
whose name you know and |
can't make it rhyme.
Now the girl who reads the
minutes; she's not one who needs
a lift, Her inspirations quite
amaze us Independence, Es-
theirs gift.
Ask McKesson of ponderous
phrases about his suit case on
the stair, When he called one
girls story too poetical he hurt
her feelings beyond repair.
Flossie I'M chemistry gained no.
tority, by the other girls was
blamed, For guessing COM
pound they knew not the name
of; she has never since been
famed.
Mac. that most ambitious Sc
Nor. famous star in Physics class
Has invented tricks enough now
to enable him to pass.
Walter takes up his work so
Ii lightly. it seems as if he thinks
it's fun, You'd never know he
has a trouble, now those extra
tests are done.
From the north came sober
L ois. She will work and win her
way, Because she always minds
her business, she is busy all the
day.
Beulah whom we all adore
comes the next in this long list,
She'll be great and famous some
day or my guess I've surely
missed.
NADIA. foo, we're very fond on,
and believe the alushed sugges-
ton, That ere many moons have
vanished, she'll say Yes to the
great question.
Cyrel Foreman, prophet, artist,
dramatist of local fame, Has de-
signs. in the American, which
will surely make hrs name.
.iLiheberry, king OF the Cheml-
col IT oh istr,1lv not so very bad