Santa Barbara High School - Olive and Gold Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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Mr. Olney : Now he was very bright and Wondrus Wyse, Yet he nas nat of large stature and syse. His virtues greate, his faults in sooth were-smalle, He was a very worthe man, with alle. Mrs. Byrd : And she is known abroad for worthinesse, From toun to toun-around the Werld, I guesse. And many a sacrifice did she make, And taught, and wrought, and lov 'd, al for our sake

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A GOODLY COMPANYE. When that com June with his farewell sweete, And we to gon, it seemeth naught but meete That we, the Senior Class should well bethink Our debt to those to whom we have been link. And so with courtesiee and reverence, Our teachers we'll discuss 'thout hesitance. Now first let 's pause a momente for to see How 'twas that teachers of such heigh degree In one small toun assembleth, unlesse The reason was the kind of sehole, I guesseg But who they be, and whif loved in this vale, Here will I say, withouten lenger tale.

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Miss Southwick: Now Miss Soothwieke the Engelish speeche she taughte A wondrus wit. upon hir friends she wroughteg But always she mixed werk and playe. We hope in this fair schcle she'll ever staye. Mr. Dodge : And he nas nat unknowe many a mile, No artful student could this man beguile. Wel grounded was he in astronomye, In physics, Greek, and in philosophye. Mr. Whitaker A gode clean fellawe, of stature bolde, Who never noon was known to scolde: Alle thinge with his greet forneys coude he. And alle science with his hedde thereto. M r. Ford : Wel grounded in science was Master Forde, And in his class ne one was ever borde, For when he spok, he made melodye Qliike sweet musik it seemed unto mye.D Miss Hunt : Thru Germane, Itale, France, and Spayne She wende, more lerninge for to gayne. Whan thot she return 'd she know such a heape Each night after the schole, she us would preche.