Junior Yell
By Naida Freudenberg, Age 14,
9 Claremont Avenue, Jersey City, New Jersey.
Contributions large and small,
Jersey Journal welcomes all.
Members short, members tall,
Jersey Journal be your call.
Members aid me in this cheer,
Members do not try to sneer.
Jersey Journal let us yell,
Juniors, ain't club just swell?
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