Fairfield Community High School - Reflector Yearbook (Fairfield, IL)

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-.i-'-1 THE REFLECTOR ill' FUN 8a FEATURES A PARODY ON -BEAT: BEAT! DRUMS 1 by Walt whnman Push! Push! boys -shove! girls! shove! Through corridors-throu-gh doors- burst like a ruthless force, Out of the school building, and scat- ter the assembly, Into the streets Where they may for- get the cares of life: Leave not the principal quiet-no happiness must he have in all the noise, Nor the policemen any pe-ace, as they blow their horns and speed down the streets, So fast they drive and turn the cor- ners-so loud they blow their horns. Push! Push! 'boys-shove! girls! shove! - Out of the crowded corridors-down the walks to Gus' or any place but home, Do their mothers prepare the beds for them at night? For them to sleep late in the morning? No pupils study any at home-and hen-dly any at soliool-will they all succeed? Will they continue to playg will the flunkers continue to flunk? Will the teachers continue to try to teach those who do not care? Then push them harder, fiercer boys -you girls, the harder shove. Push !Push! boys -shove! girls! shove! Make no parley-stop for no advice or anything. Mind not tlhe teachers-take not the 'advice of elders, Mind not the principal scolding the others, Heed not the principal's advice, nor that of the teachers, Make many failures in life due to your conduct in class and school, So hard you push, you boys and girls, so loud you pupils are. -James Nettleton ENGLISH FOUR Once upon the third floor dreary, While I studied. 'although weary, Over an awful chapter of my English Four, While my thoughts went far and near, Someone caught me by the ear, It was only my dear teacher, Teacher of my English Four. All of this I shall remember, For 'twas seen 'by every member Of my class in English Four. When I ask for information, I sometimes hear this exclamation From my teacher o'er and o'erg You shall all flunk English Four. Cnce when English class had start- ed, A cross look at me swiftly darted, Which meant for me to study Eng- lish Four. This look was sent by dear Miss Mar- lin. After she had bawled out Harlan, She sent another as before, Teacher of my English Four. Oh, 'tis well I shall remember, My English paper in Novemberg On it I made a low grade as before. On my papers were You're'a messer Miss Marlin wrote it, Oh, God bless her. I keep on trying as before, But I can't pass this English Four. I'll think this thing out by and by, I'll put in practice do or die , 'Til I pass this English Four. I make a vow and leave it here, To the seniors of next year, And if I die 'fore my work is o'er, Oh, bury me with my English Four. -Darrell Obrecht