Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-04

\ JUANITA WILHELM. i.
+ Grade B4. 2S7 Termino street, !
! Long Beach, 4
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There once was a lanky young lad
Whose face was exceedingly sad;
When his friends asked him why,
He made no reply,
For his feelings hurting him bad
ELEANOR sTUBBLEFIELD.
S5s West Forty-third place; Normandie ave-
nue. school; age 4
There once was a lanky young lad
Whose face was exceedingly sad;
When his friends asked him why,
He made no reply.
For he'd not tell he couldn't add.
PEARL CHURCHILL.
I'll Ceres avenue; Ninth street school, grade
AS (completed).
There wa lansy young lad
Whose face was exceedingly sad;
When his friends asked him why,
He made no reply,
For his stomach was hurting him bad
ELEANOR sTUBBLEFIELD
Normande avenue school; age u S5S West
Forty-third place.
In swimming one day, little Joe
On stingaree stubbed his great toe;
But he smiled through the pain,
Said. 'Id do 1t again,
But don't like the feeling, you know"
NORMAN PRoSSER.
11Oi charievOix street, Pasadena; grade 10.
P. H S.
There once was lanky young lad
Whose face exceedingly sad;
When his friends asked him why,
He made Il reply,
But acted as IL he were mad.
MARGUERITE LORESE MILLS
1924 West Fffty-fourth street; age IL grade
6. Fifty-second street school.
There once was lanky young lad
Whose face was exceedingly sad;
When his friends asked him why,
He made reply,
And for what he committed suicide no one
knew why. HENRY HAYES.
7O2 CornweiI street; age II; BS, cOrwell street
school,
There once was lanky young lad
Whose face was exceedingly sad;
When his friends asked him why,
He made no9reply,
MARGUERITE WEST.
Santa Ana; Garden Grove school. grade Z;
age Is.
There once was lanky young lad
Whose zee was exceedingly sad;
When his friends asked him why,
He made no reply,
So they decided to make him happy and glad
MARGUERITE WEST.
Santa Ana; Garden Grove school. grade z;
age 1s
here once lanky young lad
Whose face was exceedingly sad;
When his friends asked him why,
He made reply,
But believe some serious trouble he's had.
MARGUERITE WEST.
santa Ana; Garg'n Grove school. grade Z;
age 10.
There once was a lanly young lad
Whose face was exceedingly sad:
When his friends asked him why,
He made no reply.
So they thought he was only mad.
MARGARET w. BIXBY.
Long Beach, R. F. D. No. 2; private school,
grade AS.
There once was lanly young lad
Whose face exceedingly sad;
When his friends asked him why,
He made no reply.
He been IN the "oodsned with VII Il ms s 6an.
Box 1O4. R. F. D. No 2. Redlands
There once was lanky young lad
Whose face exceedingly sad;
When his friends asked him why,
He made no reply,
And would walk right away quite mad.
IGNACIO PESQUE1RA.
Morningside grammar school. grade s; San
Fernando; age IL.
There once was lanky young lad
Whose face was exceedingly sad
When his friends asked him why
He made no reply
Because he was punished by dad
PEARL JOHNSON.
64s South Boyle avenue.
There once was lanly young lad
Whose face was exceedingly sad
When his friends asked him why
He made reply
But smiled and began to look glad
KENNETH MURDOCH.
Chino Central school, grade Completely.
There once was a lanky young lad
Whose face wss exceedingly sad
When his friends asked him why,
He made no reply
But gritted his teeth as If mad.
MILTON BASHAM.
Inglewood.
There once was a lapky young lad
Whose face was exceedingly sad
When his friends asked him why
He made reply
Because he always on the CAD.