South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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The Senior as the Sophomore Sees Him (With Apologia to Shakespeare.) Ye Gods it doth amaze me That one of such a feeble brain power should So get the start of the student world. And bear the sheepskin alone. Why look, he doth strut about the room Like a teacher, and we well-mannered Sophs Dodge ’round him o’er the seats and desks, To find ourselves way up in the front row. He had a fever when he was in Geometry, And when the test was on, I did mark How he did shake; Tis true this senior did shake; His painted lips did from their color fly And that same eye whose bend doth awe the bold Did lose his luster: I did see him cheat. Aye, and that tongue of his, that bids the Juniors Mark him, and note his tens in teachers’ books, Alas ! it cried, “Give me some help, you Sophomore,’’ Like a Freshman girl; of such stuff he is made. WILSON POND. Class of ’10. FAMILIAR SOUNDS AND SAYINGS. Say! What’s our lesson for to-morrow } I’m not prepared to-day. Please speak so the class can hear you. Did you bring your excuse to-day ? There goes the bell! It’s the best thing I’ve heard to-day! You come in at one o’clock please. I’m not sure of it. Page eighteen

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Ray G. McKennan Officers of the Class of ’09 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-arms Ray G. McKennan Ethel Jennings Ethel Keatly Joel Lundeen Ralph Veblin Paj?e twenty