Nelsonville High School - Saga Yearbook (Nelsonville, OH)

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THE CLASS OF 1914 There is one class in this high school That always minds the Golden Rule, No matter whatever people say, The Sophomore class is just O. K. We're all as good as we can be And get along so peacefully , Whatever work is to be done, It is finished ere the set of sun, The Freshies always are behind, The Juniors a bit fast, you’ll find; The Seniors, Oh, my goodness me, They are too far advanced to see The time they really ought to use But to do this they simply refuse. Of course we, the class of nineteen—14, Get our lessons as they are given, We never want to shirk our task Until we have to flunk at last. Like Mr. Johnny On-the-Spot, We are always right on the dot, Oh may our minds develop still. As we work on with might and will. And as we plod our weary way May we have the right to say; We did our work the best we could, As all good people always should. DOUGLAS FISHER, 14. (So they think.) His grade-card now he has received, Instead of being much relieved, His patience now is sorely grieved—- That’s aggravation. Next year he s back in the same class. He’s just determined he shall pass; His aims are realized at last— That s gratification. HELEN GOODSPEED. '12. FAREWELL. Farewell to the class of 1912, We take our leave at last To go out into the world To dream of the happy past. As we look back to our school days, Our hearts grow, Oh, so weary; The days which once were so short Are now so long and dreary; But cheer up and be merry, Why should our hearts be sore? For we all hope to meet some day Where we shall part no more. BERNARD CARLTON LAMA, '12 THE PSALM OF BUSINESS. Tell us not in mournful numbers Advertising does not pa£. For the man's non compos mentis Who would such absurd things say. Life is real! Life is earnest! And the man who hopes to rise. To eminence in any calling Must expect to advertise. In the world’s broad field of battle. In the conflict of real life; Advertising is the magnate Of achievement in the strife. Lives of rich men all remind us, We can make our lives sublime; And by liberal advertising To the highest summits climb. Let us then be up and do’ng. Business then will be alert; Still achieving, still pursuing, In the N. H. S. sheet your ads insert. C. A. D., ’14. INSPIRED LIVES. It truly is a pleasant sight To see a student in his might, Seize a pen. begin to write— That’s expectation. He looks the questions o’er in va:n, No answer comes from his troubled brain. He begins to wonder if he’s sane— That’s realization.

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