Milton Union High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Milton, WI)

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THE GOLDEN ARROW THE FRESHMEN'S A, B, C'S. A is for All of the Freshmen Always at work and never at play. B stands for Burdick, Babcock, and Bing And each is the pride of the Freshman ring. C stands for Crosley and Cartwright, the two, Une trying his best, the other to woo. D stands for Dick, the janitor old, He tends to the fire, when the weather is cold. E is for Edwards, so graceful and tall, She likes to dance when she goes to a ball. F stands for Fetherston, sometimes called Ce: A good little boy he is trying to be. G stands for Glynn, Guernsey, and Gray, The three that are sometimes jolly and gay. H stands for Hurley, the president of the class, Who always worries for fear he'll not pass. I is for Interest, that we take in our work. I stands for Jennings, who seems never to shirk. K stands for Knitting, the work of a few. L is for Lipke, who is taller than you, And all of her lessons, she'll earnestly do. M stands for Marquart, Mawhinney, McBride, and McNitt VVho in Science class all in a row do sit. N stands for nothing so very much. O stands for zero, but we know naught of such. P stands for Pride, which goes before a fall, And when this has gone, nothing's left at all. Q stands for Queer and also for Quiet, We have lots of fun but never a riot. R stands for Rusty, who was mentioned before. S stands for Stillman and Smyser, with much laughter in store T stands for Teachers, who scold more than they should. U stands for Uren, the professor so good. V stands for Vickerman and for Van Horn. NV stands for NVendorf, so slender and forlorn. The next are an X and a Y and a Z, And the end of our alphabet you will see. L. G. l2l R. G. '21