South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

 - Class of 1916

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South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN) online collection, 1916 Edition, Page 146 of 168
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Page 146 text:

K is for KISSING, a habit, I’ve heard. That’s conducive to many diseases. If all of our sickness would come in this way. I'm sure that it greatly would please us. L is for LESSONS, which we all love so well. (It hurts my clear conscience that whopper to tell.) If you’d have them come easy, just dig every day, And you'll he quite surprised how the weeks pass away. M for MATHIAS, and that one short name Is a sure guarantee of the Tiger’s great fame; For its handsome appearance is due to her work. Who in tasks overwhelming was ne’er known to shirk. N is for NF.WTON, known better as Prunes.” Who teaches at night school about planets and moons. They meet every evening in Powderhorn Park, And begin their star-gazing as soon as it’s dark. O is for OLSEN, who cannot be beat. For making both ends of the Tiger Hoard meet. Without him our book would have soon gone to smash, For he is the fellow who handled the cash. P is for PERFECT, the marks we would give If the teachers would trade their positions for ours. We’d allow them to whisper and chew gum in class. And each day we’d give them both candy and flowers. Q is a letter that’s not often used, In fact, I fear greatly right now that I’m stuck: So we’ll merely leave out this one verse of my poem. And call it a case of a poet’s hard luck. R is for RIOTS, which often occur In “O Room” down on the first floor, When an argument starts between Cowling and Schultz On Who is to blame for this terrible war?” S is for SENIORS of nineteen-sixteen, The best class that South High school ever has known. Some folks may think they are better than we, Hut we’re from Missouri, we’ve got to be shown. T is for TIME Mr. Kiddlecombe spends In bawling me out about young lady friends. I’m forced to admit that I’ve got quite a crush; Hut my conscience is clear, so why should I blush? U is UNHAPPY, the way that we feel When report cards arc passed for inspection. They show us quite clearly our methods of study Are sadly in need of correction. C 1421

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