Adel High School - Scarlet and Black Yearbook (Adel, IA)

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Charge of the Light Brigade. By the step, by the step, By the step, onward, Up the clay hill we climb, Climb the five hundred. Forward the High School, Everyone mind the rule, In the great doors Go the Eve hundred. Forward went every grade, Slowly was progress made, Not tho' the kids knew Everyone had blundered. Theirs not to make reply Theirs not to reason why? Theirs but to do or die. On thru the great doors Falter the five hundred. Teachers to right of us, Teachers to left of us, Teachers in front of us, Seems 'most seven hundred. They time us by a bell Never tell us we do well, But we don't care, We're kids from Adel! r We-the Five hundred. ' Handed us books up there, Shut out the sweet. spring air. While we studied and rent our hair All the town wondered. Every day cross they spoke, Every day rules we broke. But it was all fun For us-the five hundred. Teachers to the right of us, Teachers to the left of us. Teachers behind us, We're no more encumbered. We-the kids of Adel, All know we have done well. Let them our praises tell. We-the five hundred. When can our glory fade? O. the good grades we've made! All the teachers wonder'd. That's what the Juniors did. Pride of the five hundred. CELERY

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These sayings are jokes, of course you know, Written only for fun: There are many of them that may not be so: We cannot please everyone. So read them all, and laugh at them, too, While you are looking them o'er, But if you find one written on you. Be careful and Don't Get ' ' Sore. It may seem unfair, by no means just, But others may not think so: So swallow your close. don't think it a thrust, And don't let the others know. We hope you will like every joke that is here, Perhaps you might even want more. But if you find one that makes you feel queer, Be careful and Don't Get Sore. h PM?ry Fox fwhile teaching eighth gradel: uliggers, kids, here comes t e ro . Lowell S.: May I have that forty-four cents? Mr. Lindeman: I won't have it until day after tomorrow. I haven't the change. Mrs. Joy, in Med. History class. making use of abbreviations: Can anyone here give the date of the period known as the 'Baby. Cap.'? Miss Axten: Harry, you may describe Jerry as Dickens makes us see him. Harry: Search me, I can't do it. Art Editor to Forrest: Have you any baby picture of yourself? Forrest: No, but I'll get some taken pretty soon. Merle Chance in Eng. X.: The shoe factory burned down and five thousand soles Csoulsj were lost. Edith Steele must learn to notice Miss Axten's gaze before passing a note. We wonder why Miss Axten refers to the author of The Tale of Two Cities as a little bit of Dickens. Miss Ady, in German I.: Opal where does your nie fkneel come? What makes Manley so fond of cats? A Freshman translating I-laec in Gallis est importanus made it: Hike into Gaul, it's important.