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

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Mr. Robertson : In Rooine Four was one with harte kinde, As true a friend as youlll ever findeg His life a fair ensarnple, us should be, To be as goode, and kinde and true as he. Miss Donoho : And this, another one, who love 'd to teaclie The tales that alle history bookes do preche. And somdel did we lern of nacion's tale From the tyme that it biganne, to its falle. Miss Dimmick: Another maid-yong, smyling, simple and coy E Hath holpen well to fill the schole with joy. And alle that she did was for the hestg She had greate fear hir act would other moleste. 7 Mr. Mickelson : And nie to hir is Marchant Michelsonne Who terms, and tymes, and tydes, from boke hath wonm And how to make the reck'ning he does techeg And how to be accurate, he does preche. Mr. Brown : W X An athlete was he at most famous renoun And he built up gymnastics in this toun. W Q Everichon him like 'd all confesse, More than a score of age, he was, I guesse. 5 ..,,. , f 3-,silk 5- f Jilmg'

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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.

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Mr. Patzwald: A man of tongues, forsooth of grete renoun, Took his abode in ilke litel toun, And many yeares very hard did werke The pupils, they ne never yet did sherke! Miss Keeeh : A lovyere of musick among us to dwelle Who oft tymes, to maken musiek telle. And alway would she holpen whan that she eoul Whan aske'd therto, she everieh tyme woulde. ,lf l Miss Chase: , - M Of mete wel lerned was she withalle, And a ful bright lady her friends did her calle g V 5 lSimple she was and with a smiling face, , l'his gode cook who was by name Miss Chase. Mr. Kerr: i A man ther was with voiee of nightingale The vegetables that grow in the erly springe, A deal of money to yong farmers bringe. Miss Kent: Upstairs, in Romme Ten a lady find Hir forehead brood, a span-a noble mind! So kind she was to anythinge smalle They gave to hir the Freshmen, one and alle. QPicture spoiled in makingl And so you see this goodly eompanye, The very best in any Sehole Hiye They yaf the blissful wisdom to scholye, And hem we love, but eke must say HGood-bye . Irma Harritt, '13, de, He taught the youth doun stairs this litel tale: