Three Rivers High School - Reflector Yearbook (Three Rivers, MI)

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The Sophomores of 1914 There once was a class whose school was a shoe, It had so many members it didn't know what to do, So it placed in divisions the pupils of this class, Sent some to the Toe Pad, the shoe kept the last. Now these noble Sophomores had won their own fame, In study, school-spirit, and athletics, the same, For they, like their motto, are the teacher's delight, Do your part, and We will do ours all right. And blest were these Sophomores with a teacher so dear Who taught them the Gallic wars never to fear: Though of Latin Composition they dreamed all the night, They were sure in the morning to translate it right. A most jolly teacher of History they had, Who for the life of her couldn't stay mad , For she loved the dear boys and the girls all so well That even the worst ones she wouldn't expel. 38 A Baker by name, but mathematician by trade Who on her Geom. classes oft made a raid, Was a teacher who with her original wit Made with students and faculty quite a big hit. So well versed is this class in Shakespeare and Tennyson That another class with them could stand no comparison: All due to their training by a teacher exacting Who considers them stars in Julius Caesar acting. Now this class at the Toe Pad had caused a sensation By gaining perfection in each recitation: When typewriters clicked or some one told a story The teacher and Sophs. reached the height of their glory So happily they lived, this class in a shoe Who had so many pupils it didn't know what to do: And they're there with their pennant, as well can be seen Then three rahs for the Sophomores of 1914 I --Ccwlene Klocke.

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