Munhall High School - Munhisko Yearbook (Munhall, PA)

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12 THE MCNHISKO A TOAST TO THE TEACHERS They say in the future when less vivid in mind Are demerits severe and exclusions unkind. Scowls, dark looks, and storm-gathering features. Til he less scared when toasting the teachers. But who can be brave, while on her the thoughts stray IT ho is ready with pencil each hour in the day To beat a rat-tat and like a Cicero add: ' Attention! I'll take twenty-five per cent off when you're bad. ' You darling sweet cherub, there in the front seat. With a fresh stick of Spearmint fine flavored and sweet! Those mellifluous accents we hear with a groan. As sadly our gum in the basket is thrown. Who has patience of Job? Tis quite easy to guess! That our discords are dreadful, I really confess. Wht -n we give an operetta each one wants to star; But she's always good-natured tho careless we are. They have told me she swims and she likes bowling, too These are strange things, you say, for a fair one to do. It ho is it you ask? I'll tell you quite soon. When you whisper in class, she says, Leave the room! See that one smiling broadly all over her face For the Senior class she must needs have a mace; They say she likes chocolates, bon bons and skates. But her history class knows she is fondest of dates! ! ow we come to one with trials not few When she explains and demonstrates analogous hue; For creating an artist where art there is none. Is like shooting a rabbit without any gun. That tall man's chief joy is in acids most dire. But they've not soured his temper nor increased his ire; But when tardy or truant come under his gaze. His deep tones strike terror: Your exemption is raised.” We all love his laughter, you would think he'd ne'er scold; Three-fifteen finds a change, we then feel less bold; o that list you are added!' we'd rather not hear, Principles fundanumtaU' all then must revere. So here's to our teachers who long with us bear, I ho we're dreadfully stupid they never despair; May late treat them kindly and bring much joy to all Till they' re summoned to answer the final roll call! Priscilla Evelyn Porter, ’16.

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THE MUNHISKO 11 PROF. C. R. STONE Oft would he delight his private, hours. With music or with poem.

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FACULTY Florence Franklin, History W. L. Reitz, Mathematics Eva lyn James, Music I). M. Bauman, Science Anna M. Johnston, Music Olive Schillinger, German Estelle Albright, Latin Mildred Rankin, English