Albia Community High School - Screech Yearbook (Albia, IA)

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Glass nf 1515 In a city famed for learning, Stands the High School, large, imposing, Stands beside the Wabash Railroad, Stands where the trains roll by, Stands where every day the whistle Breaks upon the atmosphere Interrupting studious classes Hard at lessons to be learned. September fourth, the sun shone brightly, Shone alike on old and young, Shone upon the reverend Seniors, Shone upon the dreamy juniors, Shone upon the gay young Sophomores, Brightened up the teacher's eyes. Then a band like Kelly's Army Marched across the school house lawn, Marched into the halls of learning, Marched up to S. Find1ey's door. Spoke he to them words of wisdom, Spoke he to them words of warning, Telling them that they must study, Must not spend their time in loafing, Must not hang before the lockers, Must not irritate their teachers. Then they registered as Freshmen. Formed the class of nineteen-nineteen. Strong they were in mind and body, And they learned their lessons well. Learned to Write long themes in English Learned to factor Algebra. Went they to their class rooms quietly, Every morning, right on timeg Did not linger in the hallways, Did not hang upon the lockers, Did not gossip with the Seniors, Did not wrangle with the Juniors, For the words of J. S. Findley Sank into each Freshman's brain.