Sutter Union High School - Gold and White Yearbook (Sutter, CA)

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Fi wi A 5 Wi if Mi? N 6 12- ' 1 :ah - ,N H wif i 4 G N iff t 7 i 4 , ,. I of i i In History, the other day Prof. Davidson informed us that the best thing King John ever did for the English in his life, was to die. 0-I--o Bye, Baby bunting, Mr. Hauck's gone a hunting. To try to find some new invention For us to hold the class' attention. 01+-O Rock-a-bye, Freshie, don't watch the clock, Soon you will feel a terrible shook, If you answer no questions in his- tory at all Down will come Freshie, average and all. 0-'I--o Advice to Freshies: Always put the plug in the bath tub before you pour in the water. o-ff'-0 Lost, by Elwin Paxton, a diamond ring about the size of a washtub. o-.1-0 There was a fellow called Beezey, Witll hot hair he's certainly breezy. In Latin Exam's He spits on his hands And digs in as if it was easy. 0--If-o fSong of Freshiesl-Absence makes tl1e marks grow rounder. 0-sfo-0 I A is for Algebra,with the A's, B's, and C's But sometimes you get mixed On the X's, Y's, and Z's. o-of.-o Miss Turner teaches Latin, Miss Kimball teaches Dutch, Sarle, he teaches boxing But he doesn't teach us much. 01+-0 Alta Cpracticing barn daneel-I like that style where the boy hugs the girl. Miss Turner gets mad when Cecil acts bad, And Miss Kimball grows hot when the ink makes a blot, But the way to make Mr. Davidson sore Is to just make a call upon Miss Leonore. o-of.-0 You can always tell a Senior By his high-toned air, With his tall stiff collar A reachin' to his hair. You can always tell a Junior Hngin' round the Freshie door, All he wants to do is merely To out out the Sophomore. You can always tell a Freshie - By demure and downcast looks, He is always fll poring closely Over big unwieldy books. o-If-o Five little Freshie girls, standing by the door, Lemon picked his out and then there were four, Four little Freshie girls all a drink- ing tea, Chris Jacobs caught one and then there were three. Three little Freshie girls a sitting in a pew, ' Sam Horse winked at one and then there were two, Two little Freshie girls agazing at the sun, i Sarle got to talking and soon left one, One little Freshie girl watching Bennie run, Bennie won the race and that left none. o--Io-0 Duke to Edna in bookkeeping- How many days did you get? Edna-UAW! 233'

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l ' we f kj j if i 266-5' A294283 - fl RNw'5l 'rtgifff i ll sf in ,bg-J'Z,Y Pine Breezes CEI Dorado H. SJ, isa va-ry neat little paper. The story, t'The Soul of Music, is very interesting. 0--I--o 'tNorinal Record, fChicoD, is a good paper, but could be improved by more Joshes. They have a l11s- tory to be proud ot. 0--oz:-0 Red and White, CGridleyi, is an interesting paper with many ap- propriate Joshcs. Perhaps your cover could be improved. 0---1.-o Collis, lffolusal, is cleverly gotten np and is one of the best papers that has come to our notice. ons!--o Cardinal, Ctlorningl. A larger paper would better represent your school. The IleX, CWoodlandl. The Thanksgiving number has a very appropriate cover design. Your Valentine numebr is interesting. o--1--o Hitchcock Sentinel, your book is very attractive. Your cuts are very good and your many Joshes make it interesting. o-024-o The Mills College Magazine, ffjaklandj, is a small paper, but is always Welcome. o-.If-o The Sheaff' CLos Banosl, is a very interesting- little paper and deserves much praise. o-1--o Pacific NVeekly,l' tSan Josej, is one of the best wveekly papers that comes to our notice.

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