Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-05-23 | Page 14 | You Can't Always Tell

u. A A a. a r L YOU ou CANT CAN'T A i AL ALWAYS T y TE TELL l B BOB l always Y stood at the tho head of or his class A working hard student was ho I Quiet reserved and a friend for detail dotan A model of or propriety Ho lie never took part in the roistering larks But burled hl his j nose in a a book He wore bone rimmed bone rimmed spectacles dressed all aU in 11 black ack And had lIal a funereal took look He Ho was fan tan above all the things of or this earth He l-Ic had not a n. moment for tor pIa play He boned on bri his studies for all ho was worth And An And thought tas a sin to bo be gay say You ask what became of ot this pious young mars man Who was a 0 well known virtue crank I 1 just heard that he was wn c confined for tor ten years ear For forging a check on a bank Jim always stood at the foot of or his clue class His mind wandered far tar from his work For ho he was the dar daredevil de ll bo boy of ot tho the school And oft ort was caught U up with a n. Jerk He Re started pranks most all 11 of the gay campus He always alwa's had time Urpo for tor a tout The ne toUtS folks always knew there was mischief In sight whenever gay cay a Jim was about The no coeds him and followed him round To ro see what fool tool thing hed he'd do next Thc rho no faculty was in n n. constant uproar r He le kept lH pt the professors all vexed oxe You ou ask what became of or this scapegrace young oung youngS S hup chup- S Who ho kept Pl tho u whole school in Sn a 1 row row Oh has changed e quite quite quite-a a n bit since those For Tor he fe i minister no pow now c- c r