Adrian High School - Sickle Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

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. Page eighteen vxfmnrn f ivfleleiil , pri fM The Pastimes of TQULCMQTS Tune: The Old Oaken Bucketi' ALBERTA FOLTZ How keen to our int'rest are pastimes of teachers, When the Sickle pages present them to viewl And, Reed, our principal, is a wonder among gardners, Miss Toms with church youth plans prOgra1T1S that are new Our dear Miss Patch is the fond lover of flowers, Mister Whitney, reader of Van Dine stories, While Luce fond of sports, base and volley ball prefers, And e'en our Coach Kelly likes hshing and ease. Chorus: ' The pastimes of teachers, the rest times of teachers, The playtimes of teachers, when they take their ease. Mister Hubbard plays the vi'lin, enjoys boating, While the Mister Cowin loves music with zeal, Max Sweet plays the drums, funnies likes in his reading, The lure of the birds doth Miss Marshall reveal, Miss Hutchins is skilled in needlework and sketching, While Miss Hayes, pianist, takes motoring tours, Miss Field plays at bridge, delves in all types of reading, Miss Green, too, doth read, rarely fiction we're sure. Miss Eggstaff is a singer and tennis player, Miss Kidman, musician and painter of skill, Miss Fry likes all sports, is an excellent swimmer, Mister Clark studies economics, at will, Kinney, a gardner, plays flute, saw and piano, While Miss Armstrong inspires the youth of the throng, Miss Spielman ,plays at bridge, uses spare time to sew, Mistress Cairns fills each task with mirth and song. Warren gains pleasure from camping, hunting, fishing, Miss Carlson in leisure plays bridge, reads and s ims, w iss Richard finds joy in sewing, readmg, singing, Miss Hendrickson over domestic art skims 7 The pianist, Miss Buck, reads on various subjects, Miss Beuerle, enthusiast of bridge and sports . 7 Now this ends our tale, we hope with no dire effects 1 To teachers, that might end them up in the Courts