Baldwin County Agricultural School - Satsuma Yearbook (Foley, AL)

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The batsuma BOY'S BASKETBALL TEAM

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Ghz Qatsuma Girls Basket Ball Team FORWARDS Virginia Ottoson big and quick, will throw a goal And make her opponents look right sick. Besse Rockstahl known as Sis Can throw the goals, And never miss. Gladys Jewell though she be small Will make a goal, If she gets the ball. GUARDS Gladys Johnsen, thin and tall Is sure, as guard, to get the ball The enemy, when Marie is guard- To get a goal, must work right hard. Here's Mildred Stelk so Merry and gay She will bat the ball From the goal away. CENTERS Mary 'McCord, Captain of our team, As jumping center, knows every old scheme. Frances Boyle, quick and ,rough VVill make any team say, they've had enough. Dorothy Soesbe-Can't she go? . 4 The enemy has no chance for a throw. Others who have worked with the team and maybe some day will be on it are: Pauline McCord, Ruth Davis, Vivian Jacobs, Josie Carver, Louise Davis and Albena Gagnon. ' 'Tis little that we could have done without you Who have practised with us the. whole year thru Some day we know, you'll fill each place And play and win with ease and grace.

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l The Svatsuma r JOKES THE A, B, C.'S OF THE FOLEY SCHOOL A-Absence: Means an excusej g B-Basket-ball: One of her most important studies. C-Case: Well you-know her. D-Dunn: You know her too. E-Examinations: Official recognition of our ignorance. F-Foolish: Freshies. G-Grades: E. G. F. P. H-Home-work: Work that's assigned, but seldom accomplished. It ,T K Inattention: Devotion Qto the girl across the aislej. -Junior: They are always looking forward to Senior Privileges. -Knowledge: 1 See Seniors. L-Luck: E in exam. M-Music: A high tone noise. N-Noise: A song without music. ' O-Order: A vain attempt on the part of a teacher in the class-room P-Pass: A doubtful subject. O-Ouestions: Usually cause I don't know. A R-Rash act: Telling a teacher she marked you too high. S-Sad: A Hunk. T-Theme: A reflection of and on our imagination. U-Understand: It's seldom found in the class-room. V-Virtue: It's own reward. W-Woeftilz Some of your marks. X-XXX: At the end of a note. Y-Yell: A sharp discordant cry as from agony. Z--Zero: 7570 below passing. Pk Pk Dk FAVORITE FOODS Policemen-Beets. Gamblers-Steaks. . Tewelers-Carrots. Pounders-Chickens. Hunters-Preserves. Historians-Dates. Critics-Roasts. Plumbers-Leeks. Surgeons-Ribs. Alienists-Nuts. Lovers-Mush. ' Miss Dunn-Gumbo.