1973 School Magazine

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ARECIPE FOR WATER A half a ton of decayed fah, Pots and pans and rusty dish, A pint of insect infected watt, One mad man's mttdered daughter, Thickened up with lots'of mud, Frothed qp nice, with brown soap suds. Otwned up thro'a giant mix filtster, Going in slow, coming out faster, Thro' some pipes all ftlled with nu'tck And down a tap into rny cap.

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Robyn White '73

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