Roanoke High School - Acorns Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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QIEUIIIS Df BUHIIDIQZ I9I7 Rooms of R. H. S. To clear olcl I-Iigh School we go each clay, And through its building we wend our way From room number one to room number ten, Ancl then we wencl it back again. Room twenty-two is always chill, Here we learn Shakespeare to our fill. Room twenty-four is such a bore, Witlm Layman ancl his wars galore. Room twenty-three is a sweet repose- l-lere we are Frenchmen, likewise Dagoes. In room eleven we have quivers and shakes, With fear of those horrible toacls ancl snakes. Room number twelve is calm and refreshing, Here we get Amo and all its blessing. ln room thirteen you're in the hands of fate, You're lucky to get through by the hair on your pate. In room eighteen the Math stars shineg Always be sure to be on time. We climb the steps with weary feet, But thirty-live is a safe retreat F rom work ancl care and war and strife, From all the teachers ancl the ills of life. But after all we hate to party Because these rooms have touched our heartg And with a look to the world so new, We bid you all a foncl aclieu. M. DAVIS, 'l7.

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