Tipton High School - Tiptonian Yearbook (Tipton, IN)

Page 9 text:

MISS e Tiptonian 'ws- MYRTLIC li. THORNTON, MISS J. MAFDE BENNETT NIH B F HORTON NIR . , A . . . , , A .HARRIS R. VATL. 3I?ltll0lll2ltiL'S. Mzlthelmltius. SC'i9llK'9. Music :md Athh-tics. 7

Page 8 text:

The Tiptoniarz I MISS ICLINOR K. TOWNE, 4 NIR G G DODDQ MISS WI . . . . ,,, A . AUDE IC. PATI Latin. Prin ' .l. ' Clp'l Enghf-lh. History and German. 6

Page 10 text:

The Tiptonian A Class Poem-Poetical Review O Muse, but smile on my endeavor To praise the virtues, talents high lVhich do imbue my class, forever O hear my prayer and be thou nigh The weak and stuttlring tongue to prod To words and thoughts both true and sweet: In fields where honored bards have trod, Dirert my footsteps, guide my feet. My friends, if anything I say May chanf-e to hurt, just think, t ie way Of telling things he has not learned: To other work he should have turned. I pray these lines may nrt be spurned. 461 In Freshman Class we sixty Were, .lust thirty Sophomores got through And twenty Juniors, but astir We got, and Seniors tried and true Ive have today full twenty-five And everyone is quite alive. All skilled in more or less degree In Mathematics, Latin Three, In German, Science, .Latin Four, I11 Chemistry, almost a score, In English, History, or, perhaps In Latin, Two, some merry chaps VVho failed a couple years ago And pressed by weightier Love-ah-so. In Senior days must now return And midnight oil most zealous burn. Shall we forget our speakers three? Great speakers ne'er to beaten bel In Oratory and Debate VVe'll meet all comers, soon or late, On any field which you may choose, lVl1ere everything u'e'll gain or loseg Above all other things we're true To the White rose and Prussian blue- We live our motto, best we could get. HI am a part of all I've met. --.ALLEN R. JOHNSON