Marengo High School - Tiger Yearbook (Marengo, IA)

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As I was walkin' down Wa'hington Street, fSteady, boys, steady, or Crenny will spot usj A pretty young classmate I chanced for to meet, fAmo, amare, amavi, amatus.J And I says to the jane, O, my pretty pue1la, flf we ain't got a trot, some fbozo will loan it usJ How would you like a short stroll with a fella? iMon'2'o, monere, monevo, monitus.J Oh, her glance it was nice and her manners was free fEasy on the trot, Iboys, or she will suspect usj But nary a bit would she travel with me, CRego, regfalre, rexi, rectus.J But I had revenge on this cruel, cruel lass fAd inferos cum illis, if that'.s how they treat usj Puttin' chalk down her neck in geometry class- fAudio, audire, audivi, auditus.J THE STUDENTS CALENDAR September-Just recovering from vacation--subject matter is not fresh in mind. October-Football takes time from studies-will be better next month. November-Yes, football still has its effect. The excitement over Halloween, Armistice Day, and Thanksgiving is in season. Decemlber-The semester has been such a strain that our nerves are completely broken down. Then Christmas is coming. January-All work out from Exams and holidays. Declam and Basketball take so much time. February-This is the month when colds prevent thorough study. Books are being lost. Mairch-Spring approaches, and the customary ailments are in evidence Qespecially flu-J. April-Track now has its time. Band, Glesl Club and Orchestra are becoming more and more strenuous. May-The excitement of approaching commencement is too great. We'l1 do better next year. Speaker- Shall they fire our admiral? Chink- No can Dewey!

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