McKinley High School - Tiger Yearbook (Marshfield, WI)

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to fwmzwfzzwym SEPTEMBER ' l8 Heigh ho, heigh ho, lt's back to work we go! And it's dig, dig, dig, 'till school is oute When to the fair without a doubt. Football at Medford, the score was a tieg But we did better as time went by. We beat the Point-thirteen to nothing, A right good game, no need for bluff- OCTOBER mg. There was no score at the Rapids game, lt certainly was a down-right shame. Our Tiger Campaign--What a start it made To the beat of drums in a noisy parade! Homecoming Day brought spirit and pep And the bestest parade that we've had yet. Though Antigo won fifty-nine to zero We found, in that game, a new foot- ball hero. The Men of Heidelberg brought songs and cheer And we were so glad they could be here. ln honor of old McKinley High We built a bonfire that scorched the sky. And around it joined in cheers and song, Then had a snake-dance four blocks long. Mr. lepson and the boys took the Kansas City ride. When we tell of their results, we can tell it with pride. M. G. Nohl lectured on deep-set diving With pictures to illustrate scientific contriving. After the Rhinelander Game, we had a dance. There you saw the jitter-bugs prance. Mr. Burnkrant gave a pep talk. We can't decide lf he had stage fright. Do l hear it denied? NOVEMBER 3 Thanksgiving vacation, and who could want more Than the bride Mr. Schwan is thank- ful for? This day we learned the pottery trade, By Polomene Potters graceful bowls were made. Reverend Oates talked to us on Armi- stice Day. We sat up and listened to what he did say. The Tiger Carnival was another huge success And we enjoyed it, as you may guess. Our basketball season has begun. We played Adams-Friendship, and we won. DECEMBER A Pep meeting beyond compare With Chester Krohn our zest to share. ln spite of Mr. Boylan, and many a cheer We lost to Nekoosay didn't you hear? The Tomahawk game---we were bas- kets ahead. We beat Merrill, too, and we're out of the red! We trimmed Nekoosa on our home floor. We won, we won, we won, once more! Christmas comes but once a year But when it comes it brings good-- Cheese. MG