PJ Jacobs High School - Tattler Yearbook (Stevens Point, WI)

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I l qz.i ill- TAITTLER 'I' spins l Page sixlccn Faculty Facts Miss BATTIN-An exponent of silence, Put back your chair. Or, Back at 8:10, with a warning air. Miss LARSON-No matter how much you try to mask it, There's a little smile and, Put your gum in the basket. IVIR. KOLITSCH- Tis seathe, but Noah Webster is beat a mile, By this gentleman of Portage County and The City Worth While MR. STEEKEL+HC directs trahfic in an up-to-date manner, He's line at waving a baton and a hammer. MR. BUCKLEY-At printing he has great technique, And with the ladies he's quite a sheik. Miss HART- Silence in the main room-when you walk down the aisle, Or else you'll go back and come down single file. Miss HUNTER-A dead language is not so bad, XVhcn Miss Hunter's society is to be had. MR. RELLAHAN-His pet vocabulary has words just three, Possibly, absolutely and tremendously. Miss Horcnkiss-W hat will our next assignment be? Chapter 2 why parasites grow on a tree. Miss MEAD-She lives next door to Harold Lloycl's double, lf the Mirror's not out, there'll surely be trouble. MR. WILSON-A speech in assembly's no cause for intimidation If you have a permanent wave, and a gift of oration. MR. OLSON-If your rise to fame must be true and swift, Heed the Debt and Credit and practise thrift. lv1R. XV. HUNTING-To pick him for a good scout could never be wrong, Because for joy and happiness he always does Long. MR. WVATSON1WViIl'l a knowing smile and a piercing eye, No use any standard stall to try. MRS, BARRows-Doesn't it please your musical ear, To hear Mrs. Barrows say My Dear, MR. C. HUNTING-When classes are dull and days are dark, He'll brighten them with some clever remark. Miss xVOODRUFF'A rap on the desk brings the class to attention, Balance equationsg and give valence special mention. MR. HILDEBRANDT-To go to class isn't much use, If you don't know the square of the hypotenuse. MISS ZIMMERLI-From making of pies to the stitching of seams, In the D. S. Department she reigns supreme. Miss GELLER-lf you get Spring Fever and to the window run, Pay attention, class, the bell hasn't rung. Miss HAYES-If your cares are many and you'rc full of gloom, Your sure to find sunshine in Miss Hayes' room. Miss ANDERSON-ln a dimple there's no harm, When it adds so much to your charm. MRS. SONGE-ThE keys go click, click, with a merry jig, But her thoughts are always on her Tryg. Miss HEBERLEiN-Would she like to teach Algebra and Science again? Or rather go out Where the west begins. MISS KNOCKE-A mighty good scout with a true hearty laugh Makes a dandy teacher for Science and Math. Miss SCHLIEF-Push, pull, up and down, Poor writing merits a frown. Miss NODINE-Negative nonsense-positive brain If you would enter my stately domain. Miss BREMMER-A line, a curve, a clot, a hook. XVarren Broten-close your book. Miss .JACOBS-She teachers History in Room And those who took it, like it too u 7. STI-1X'liNS POINT Hllill Sijlfllllll. I

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