East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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l. llmm--f-now you takc that blonde-- 2. Come, come -who's telling whom, what and why? It takes all kinds of people 'lio make this world they say, And it takes all kinds of teachers To make school life more gay. 'l'here's one who teaches history, Hels a patient soul and wiseg He talks too much with hands l fear CConl'using to our eyesj. VVhenever we don't understand Clt's seldom that we doj, lle'll start again, and patiently This song is what helll coo. Now my dear children, try to think! All simple is, you see, And l'll go Very slowly now, So look up here at me. Andithen there is the math teacher, His steps are long and wide: He bounces quickly up the halls Cl've never seen him glidej. Now, if you've never had this man, 1 fear you will not know -lust what he means when he comman Trot up and draw a do-dof' 3. Crime does not pay! ds, As for the one who teaches chem, By gosh, l,ve often sworn That she has known that book by Ii From the day that she was born. If we can't answer what she asks, She'll glare at us and say, lt's on page Z-O-6-0-8. ls your homework done for today? ller favorite saying though is this, Wlieii she has caught a blinker, Oboy, you bit on that, my dear, The hook, the line, and sinkerf, If it's a balanced course you want The Bible, Shakespeare, too, And then, of course, dear Roosevelt This is just what to do: Sign up for good old Latin, just one draw-back I linda lt's tough to have a teacher who Can always read your mind, Again we state this simple rule: It takes all kinds to make a school.

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