Garden City High School - Tigers Roar Yearbook (Garden City, MO)

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SOPHOMORE POEMS AMERICA O beautiful her shinlng l kes, And rivers runnlng free How thankful that we all should live, In such a land so free By Rufus Kenagy MY WANTS My lust for adventure is sure to find A want for something no chains can bind My lust for adventure is sure to bring, A sad broken heart for some helpless thing My greed for gold is sure to grow and my Want for wealth will bring ill health When I am dead and in my grave someone Will have the wealth I made By John O'Bannon SUE There was a girl named Sue, And when she arose, She fell on her nose. Because the chair arose,tOD By Janet Schrock HAROLD DINGES Harold Dinges is nothing but a flirt, All the girls think he's a cute little squirt He'll steal your girl if you don't watch out, Because when he comes around they all start t When they flock around, he flips his lid, Because one is enough for any kid By David 0'Bannon MY PAL I really like my best gal, She's a wonderful friend and a wonderful She's awfully cute and not very tall, And she's ready to help at your beckoned I wonder if I can ever be as nice to her I think alot of my charmlng pal, She's a wonderful friend and a wonderful By Iona Allison TEACHERS Mrs Cavanah has her beef' And her F's are short and brief Mr Cordray has a hissy when we're late for World History In Algebra don't pull a bluff, Because Mr Hoshor is much too tough Mr Jones is quite a teacher, But he would make a better preacher Mr Green nearly does a flop, When the kids are late for shop Finally to Mrs Lon we g Not late, but a lit le s ow All in all they're much too fine, To have to listen to these corny rymes. By Peggy Patterson pal call ALGEBRA Algebra is quite a pain, To me it always was a strain I worked each day, on lessons? ure To find the things I could endure It's hard, oh sure I will admit, Sometimes I wish that I could qu1t This year is over and I am through And I wouldn't take it if I were yo By Linda Cummins AUTUM Autumn's a beautiful picture, Painted by nature rare In colors of brown, gold and scarlet And Jack Frost fills the air, The summer season is over, And the winter is drawing near, Indeed 'tis a scene of beauty, when autumn time is here By Margaret Smith o shout as she is to me gal This page compliments of Don Stonestreet Garden City, Missouri Merrifield melding Garden City, Missouri ' , '.S . 9 ' 1 Who sat on a chair in some glue. ' 5 . g o..