St Joseph Academy - Palladium Yearbook (Tipton, IN)

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The Junior Class of fifty-three, Beats any class that you may see. Lend me your ear and I'll tell you why, And you'll surely agree, by and by. We try to be thoughtful, courteous, polite. We go to bed early-most every night, For early to bed and early to rise, Makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise. We're willing to be helpful the whole day through, Especially to the Sisters, and to you, too. At times we are silly, I will admit, But life's no fun unless you laugh a bit. So to our Seniors I'd like to say, We hope to be like you in every way, And wish for you each, in years to come, All kinds of luck and success, and then some. Joan Funke, '54 Whittier, once a barefoot boy, Nature was his greatest joy. Maud Muller, being an inspiration, Turned out to be a great creation. Poor Mr. Ireson, feathered and tarred, From the town of Marblehead was barred. I, in the class of English Three, Am trying to write a poem as you see. I wrack my brain and pull my hair, And drive poor Sister to despair. But others are trying, too, I know To write on Hawthorne, and maybe Poe. But I'm sure Sister knows As time comes and goes There have been but few poets such as those By name Whittier, Hawthorne and Poe. Anni Belle McCulley, '54