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Title: Oracle, The
Year: 1919 (1910s)
Authors: Southwestern Normal School
Subjects: 01. Institutional Identity: (1906 - 1920) Southwestern Normal School 02. Publication Catagory: Annual 02. Publication Catagory: Yearbook 02. Publication Catagory: Memory Book 03. Publication Title: The Oracle 04. Year of Publication: 1919 05. Publication Format: Book
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bons blue. But King Chief Chinamans longpig-tail Dragged many a star in its longbright trail. Salula, who sat in the sag of themoon. Sprung up, began singing anddancing a tune. Elizabeth shouted, Im going tomeet A gentleman, down in the rain-bows retreat. Shfs going to hunt for the bag of gold,Lady Ketty cried out, with a voice hard and cold. Let her go, M«.na Lisa replied, with a smile,Let her go. and shell only go many a mile. Soon they all heard it from Some-where in France, Twas only a little young Q. Ps.romance. A shower began, when fell TippyOveralls, And with him the clan in a poppybed sprawls. Maude Adams then gave them a talk, long and dry,Till all became tired, and began some to sigh. And so it went on till Annette had to swoon,And dreamed she had learned a new piece, Claire de Lune. Gut Reta declared she was sleepy and tired.And all became with the same notion inspired. And with Sara Bernhardt, theyall said their prayers To the stars, and the rainbow,and spider-web-stairs.
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fnltttt mi* Brush Club Officers presdent Mabel Douglas Vice President . . Esther Told Secretary Edith Dray Reporter Augusta Custer Advisor Miss Scales One evening early m the New Year the Palette and Brush Club met atthe home of M.ss Ed.th Dray. A very pleasant evening was spent plan-ning the future work of the Club. After .he plans were completed daintyrefreshments were served. The next event was the initiation of new members at the home of MrsCuster. The social hour was spent in taffy pulling. If anyone has any doubts about the original and artistic abilitv of thisclub, ask some of the new members about the test required, both mentaland physical, to become a fullfledged member. Miss Tessie Blair was hostess January the twenty-first when we gath-ered around an open fireplace, told stories and toasted marshmallows. Miss Gee entertained the members of the Club on the evening of Feb- vervVett f6 ^ P™ at the ^ rendering some very beautiful selections It was an evening long to be rememb

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