Tuttle High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Tuttle, OK)

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Cuff t06bal'l6 L.-G. M. Morris, High School R-Abb Holland, Grade School JANITCRS' LAMENT We're just janitors in a Tuttle school A job some think reserved for a fool. We go to great pains to keep the building neat We shovel and sweat to keep up the heat We run our legs off to do many odd jobs For a lot of folks, who act like snobs, From early morning until late at night It's do this, do that, and I'rn seldom right Fix a clock, fix a shade, fix a desk, fix. a door, Hang a picture, set the stage, open a window, mop the floor. Move a bookcase, pot a plant, sew a curtain that is tore, Please, Mr. Janitors, get my groceries from the store. Each janitor has thirty teachers and more, Who think the wastebasket is all over the floor. We try to keep order, We try to do right Keep an eye on the youngsters, stop many a fight. If every teacher would just stop and say, If twenty-five janitors came to ME every day And I was only asked to do a little for each, When in the day would I have time to teach? 16