Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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A yeman was he who on type did poure And much did he for others in lahoure, A Mr. Olson, who gret service lente By resoun of the toil he thereon spente. Miss Docken, goodly Persoun of a tonne, A great woman in Math, was she renoune. A marchant was ther who before all sate And teached scholars from a bok he gate. For sothe he was a worthy man with alle And Judson Towne men gladen him to calle. A good Wyf was ther, Hope Francis, ful merrie. Reed was hir hair e’en like she was a fairy. A statley man was Willard Ackerson. Alwey his eyen seemed made to twinkle fun. Full majesterally he could endyte And spoken Latin plain and righte. A Frankeleyn was there here and of much lore. A smale hound had she that highte Flora. Smoth wer her lookes as they were leyd in presse. That she was called Miss Shillock is my gesse. But, natheless, have I nor tyme nor space To telle you ferther in this tale pace Of ech of hem more and of what degree. But each wer w ise so as it seemed me And ever worthy of the honors wonne Since that Septembre when Marshall begonne. h 3 P 1 —H == v—1 a ■EZ — l 1 1 1 1 gp M W- ■ ‘ Page Eleven

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And departing leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. Pane Thirteen