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Title: Desoto (1917)
Year: 1917 (1910s)
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Subjects: Yearbooks -- Tennessee -- Memphis -- West Tennessee State Normal School West Tennessee State Normal School -- students -- yearbooks College yearbooks
Publisher: West Tennessee State Normal School
Contributing Library: University of Memphis, University Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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Little Chick Ruth Simmons Hon. Susie Scruggs Miss Boston Ida Mynders Sisida Twelve Imps are weJolly as can be,But were not too gayTo always make A.Ill paint a picture Of each Imp so dear,Im sure youll love em, So just listen here. Catu is our vampire, And Beckys our flirt,And tho they attract you Theyv wont do you dirt.Peg is our beauty, Little Chick is our Wit;Those two Imps together Just naturally are It. Little Sergeants our Melba, Bettys musical, too;Theres nothing in music These two Imps cant do.Duss is our Soldier girl, Little Un our comrade true,Theyre both for America And Rvd, White, and Blue. 2 Hon is our diplomat, Miss Bostons our student;And tho theyre so different, They both are quite prudent.Squedunk is our Vogue Girl, Sisida /just dances ;They both slay the boys With swift sidelong glances. Old Nicks our standby, So steady and true,Were thirteen together; Que le diantre to you!Our hearts may be green, Our manner informal;But were always true blue And loyal to Normal. 8:)
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-I g>trelby (ttnunty fflhtb. OFFICERS. Wells Shearer President Janie Hinton __. . Vice-President John Wellford Secretary Ruby Moffatt Treasurer Wallace George Reporter to Annual Colors: Pale White and Dark Black. Flowers : American Beauties and Orchids. Motto: B2 (Be Square). As the years roll on, it is seen that the number of pupils from ShelbyCounty steadily increases. More and more are the people of that most illus-trous county realizing the true worth and value of this institution. That theyare awake to the golden opportunities offered, is shown by the magnificentnumber of 240 pupils out of 400 in the school, who hail from Shelby County. Using Shakespeares word, And it must follow as the night the day, it isquite natural that the most prominent persons of the school are for the mostpart resident of this county. Not only in class work but in the societies, inliterary work, and in athletics as well, do they appear as shining lights. During the present school year this club has be

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