John A Johnson High School - Maroon Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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5'- Q Q l il o ll 9 .V 3 W'lSlE AND U'l'HlQRWlSlC Our Teachers X'X'ho took us in our freshman year, Our hearts consumed with speechless fear And gave us words of hope and cheer? Our teachers, Who .chose a proctor, worthy friend, Wlho all our interests did defend? lfllho helped us our mistakes to mend? Our teachers. VVho gave us chast'nings unsurmised And lectures, which though undisguised Or sugared o'er, we later prized? Our teachers. llho were those many wise ones who With patience all the four years thru Gave us our tasks to learn or do? Our teachers. Who was it with self-sacrifice -Xml love and service, kind advice, lmplored that we use terms concise? Our teachers. For all the lessons taught us here, Xhrllfllll hold we in our hearts so dear? To whom extend our thanks sincere? Our teachers. l.ila Hardenhrook, '20 Limericks Ylfe now have a dear class advisor. Our class with huge problems supplies her, For her help's to he had lf we're good or She hopes we will soon he much wiser, 'lfhere was a Miss Minor said, Do ' Tell me how 1,111 to add two and two. Fm not very sure That it doesn't make four- But l fear that is almost too few. G. li. There once were two chums close as kin VVho both were most charmingly thin,f- Named Esther and Mary, lVho were never contrary Except when approached by the min. L. H. and G. li. D 10 we're badg L. ll. Miss Drake, who was slender and 'tall Had a mouth so exceedingly small, She said, lt would he More easy for me To do Without eating' at all. G. B. Tim-Q was a time teacher named Diehl Who in walking used only his heel. Vllhen they said, Fell us why, He made no reply, This mysterious, spliinx-like man Diehl G. HMQL. H,