Melba High School - Butte Yearbook (Melba, ID)

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BSE 3SE3CE3GE30E3SiBOE3G0S0Gi3Gi3OiB0i30i3SE3Si3GE3Gi30E30i3G6 ESQ 3009630631 35096 3600630630066 ,, ,JVM The Freshman Class The Freshman class is very glum, In manner, speech and way, But we are not one-half as dumb, As you shall see some day. We're learning Algebra quite fast, Mr. Swayne can teach us math, And the-way he rattles Latin off, Just makes me wanta laugh. Mr. Bennett just craves History, So we hafta read the past, Of men in fiercest battles, And races run so fast, Mrs. Snyder gives us English, Which is very hard to teach, To greenhorns like we Freshies, But the teacher can't be beat. We learn our Science and Art, From a lady called Miss Ewing, She is our class advisor, For us she's always stewing. Now taking it all in all, This class as you can see, In merits ranks far higher, Than all the other three. -DOLLIE DORAMUS. BSE MMM WEEK BSE Frexbman Af.s'pz'ratz'0n Hail to the Melba Freshman, We're the best you've ever seen, We help enlarge the honor roll, But still we're considered green. We do not talk, we do not brag Like the upper classman crewg Our high marks and great deeds Are yet to get and yet to do. NVe may be small and haughty, We may be stiff and greeng Our fortunes held in future's arms Are all yet to be seen. We get some pretty hard knocks Which seem to stand out true, But upper classmen ought to know They were once freshmen, too. As we seek for life's success, And climb the hills of fameg We hope by some good chance To drop that freshie name. To our school may we be a credit A product of which she'll be proud, And live up to her standard When we're among the Maddening Crowd. -EDITH ZEYER. BOE 305 BOE BCE BCE 306 BOE 306 BSC 3061 306 306 306 BCE -l : Pl C -I -I m-1 Im! 19061 ECE BOE 302 306 BOE BGS 306 BSE 306 ESE 306 BSE 39006 3Gi3Gf3O63GE3OE3Gi3Oi3f3Gi3Gi3GE3Ui3GE3GE3GE3Gi 3Si30i30i3Gi3GE3OE3OE30E3Gi3Gi3063GE30E3Si3O0GE3Gi3G0Oi30E3OE3OE30E3Oi30i?Si me 3 :oz 3 as as :oc 2 5 3'-'sez as :oz as see as me 5 as me me sos is

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