Rockford High School - Rocketeer Yearbook (Rockford, MN)

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r f N i . .5 H i ll N 5 li' 73 , ooyclfytfar overnor Co. lW i D Manufacturers of M wk ' Whter Wheel Governors W Rockford Illinois - f f Q on X ,fwwff 1 fganf J, t . The B C,S of School tthe schooli aff awa and each I, ic im was e . 2, Life CContinued from Page 234D ll is the Hop -biggest thing' of the NK ll How the youngsters enjoy Acting grown?up, my dear. I is for ice-on each cold winter morning VVe must up and away for some So-called learning. ,Vs the janitor, a perfectly good scout, XVho, because of our lockers. We can't do without. K of course is for Kenneth McEachran, treasurer and all, lf his size matched his fame. He'd get stuck in the hall. L's for Lethin. She's the class baby Except for Patricia, who's a day younger, Maybe. M is to Myrtle, or Mildred-which? VVait till Dick comes :long and we'll know, lt's a cinch. N is for Nordstrom, a typical star, He's O. K. on. the Field- What about his Dad's car? O is the optimist before time for grades, VVhy must disillusion make us Ready for Spades? l' is for plays, Miss Youngquist, the boss. Could teach a grey squirrel to act A Hoss.'i Q is for quinine. When the flu had us most, R resounds Ritchie officer, sheik, An all 'round scholar, so here-'s to his Squeak. S is for spooning. Kids cz1n't help it. I guess, I So we fill up zi corner to go with the rest. 'l' is for teachers. 'l'heir tactics are strange! They, to make us all study, odd lessons arrange. U is the universe, from which we all hope To earn a grand title, but with hardships wont cope. Y is for Vincent, senior adviser and friend. .Xin't it great, when she lectures, she always must grin? NY weeps and wrangles, wipes tear sad eyes. The class that ends in '29 Sohs in its sad good-byes. X is for Xerxes, that poor outwurn king We've solved one childhood riddle, If we've learned no other thing. Y is for yearning for things we can't have, Like high grades without study and new Clothes-aiu't it sad? Z is for Zeal in class recitations, That serves as a bluff to 'sense Flunked written lessons. two hundred thirty-seven

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Limericks A physical director is Beyer, They say that his speeches inspeyer. He teaches you track Until you are sore in the back,- A typical man is Beyer. There is a young captain named Paul VV ho often is seen in the hall, A gay cavalier, And my, you should hear The line he does pull to us all. XVe all know a lad named Frankie, lt's a very good thing he's not lankie, For Peggy is short But a very good sport. - They met when he picked up her bankie. There's a girl known by name, Emily Mae, And this is the truth, so they say, She studies all night, But that doesn't suflice, . So she keeps right on working all day. A basketball player is Tony, The way he runs is so fony, But at studies he's not What we would call hot, They say his head is too bony. There was once a fellow named Noling VV ho decided that he'd go a-bowling, But Nump was all too small To lift even the ball, And much less to set it a-rolling. 'A fellow we all like is Morey His last name is Mosk, goes the story. And l hope I will see Mosk when he gets to be The editor of some morning's glory. Little Errors Made by Pupils l. ,l fool so feelish. 2. Can you lend me a lunch? I have to buy a dime. 3. My ink broke and spilled my bottle. 4. l missed the street and fell on the bus. 5. Have you got some mouth in your gum? 6. I caught my door in the hand. 7. Mother, will you pie me a bake? 8. I want to milk some drink. 9. As l fell down the heel, I broke the stairs. 10. I was songing a sing. ll. I forgot my locker, and canit open the key. l2. Look out! Thereis an apple in your worm. two bunrlrerl thirty- i1