Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01


I. gay,
\ But her songs turned to tears 4
\ When small Tom with his shears 4
< Spoiled her dress and also the day. <
!. JESSIE CLAUDINO. +
!. 663 West Thirty-sixth place \
x Jefferson street school, Al. Age 8. \
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Sweet Nab would be Queen of the May
She danced so ighthearted and gay,
But her songs turned to tears
When small Tom. with the shears
Cut and threw all her curls away.
GLADYS GERvAIs.
Anaheim grammar school, grade 81 age
IA years.
Sweet NAB would be Queen of the May
She danced ighthearted and gay,
But her songs turned to tears
When small Tom. with the shears.
Cut sweet Mab's golden locks away.
MARY MORTELL.
Fifth street school. grade A6; age -,
San Pedro. Cal
Sweet Nab would be Queen of the May.
She danced lighthearted and gay,
But her songs turned to tears
When small Tom with the shears,
Clipped off her curls one day.
VEDA M BROWN,
Huntington Park grammar school, grade
Z; age 13.
Sweet Nab would be Queen of the May.
She danced so lighthearted and gay,
But her songs turned to tears
When small Tom with the shears.
Cut hole in her dress for the day.
HONOR DENNISON.
214S Fargo street, Edendale; Al Logan
street school.
Sweet Nab would he Queen of the May.
She danced so lighthearted and gay,
Rut songs turned to tears
When small Tom. with the shears.
Said let us go out and play.
HUGH TIBE,
Coachella.
Sweet Nab would be Queen of the May.
She danced so iighthearted and gay.
But her songs turned to tears
When small Tom, with the shears,
Cut up her beautiful gown that day
MADGE VAN NESS.
P o. box 50. Compton; grade 7; age IL.
Sweet Nab would be Queen of the May.
She danced so lighthearted and gay
But her songs turned to tears
When small Tom. with the shears.
Cut the locks of Nab. the Queen of May.
ALINE KAGE
BS. Griffin avenue school; $50 South Ave-
nue. 19.
Sweet NAB would be Queen of the May.
She danced so nshthearted and gay,
But her songs turned 10 tears
When small Tom. with the shears.
Cut up her costume and hid in the hay
STELLA GUESS.
2241 La Grande street: Seventh street
school,
She danced so lighthearted and gay,
But her songs turned to tears
When small Tom. with the shears.
Cut off her bright curls on May day.
RUTH ALLEN.
Sawtelle; grade 6.
Once a young man named Jim
Sailed over the seas to Berlin.
But when he arrived
He was much surprised
Because everyone turned away with a grin
WALTER LooKABAUGH
245 South e street, San Bernardino; 6th
grade Fourth street school,
Sweet Nab would be Queen Of the May
She danced lghthearted and gay
But her song turned to tears
When small Tom with the shears.
Spoiled her pretty new dress that day
ARTHUR MOBILES,
AS. Twenty-eighth street school, s24 n.
Twenty-seventh street.
Sweet NAB would be Queen of the May.
She denced so ligh hthearted and gay
But her songs turned to tears
when small Tom with the shears.
EVADNE PELREN,
1901 E. Thirty-third street; Bi. vernon
avenue school.
Sweet Nab would be Queen of the May.
She danced lighthearted and gay
But her songs turned to tears
When small Tom. with the shears.
Cut her golden curls away
CLARENCE CROWDER,
Age IL; 5th grade Newhall school. New
hall, Cal.
Sweet Nab would be Queen of the May.
She danced SO Hghthearted and gay,
But her songs turned to tears
When small Tom with the shears,
C,ut holes in the dress she was to wear that
day. HbLEN y. MORAON'
1857 Fedora street; AT Convent Of the
Immaculate Heart.
Sweet NAB would be Queen of the May.
She danced so lighthearted and gay,
But her songs turned to tears
When small Tom. with the shears.
royoa and ont her beautiful curls away.