Take the initial letter of each of the words which you wish to remember
and use these as the first letter of simple words which will combine
into an expression which has a meaning. This is very helpful, and is
sometimes called "initialing." We have all learned the sentence:
E G B D F
Every Good Boy Deserves Food,
in order to remember the names of the lines of the treble clef; the
letters of the word F A C E are the spaces. In a similar way the lines
of the bass clef can be remembered by the following:
G B D F A
Good Bees Deserve Faithful Attention,
and the spaces by:
A C E G
All Can Eat Goose.
These are simple examples of a principle which can with a little
ingenuity and imagination be applied to any list to be learned.