University High School - Bisbila Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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HELEN WRIGHT True eloquence consists in saying all that is necessary, and nothing but ichat is necessary. Latin Club. French Club. 7he tlte £ndl It all began when you were five — this education whirl. Before you could catch your breath, they sent you off to school: First kindergarten, then grade school, next came Junior High, And last of all, but never least, your days at dear U. High — Where math and English, history too, became your knowledge wide. You had much fun. you made fast friends, you studied on the side. And ne'er forget that daily rush, that daily noon yard dash, Our winning team, those pep fests. and being late to class. Recall those many dreaded hours when grades were given out And if, by chance, you got all ' A s how you would laugh and shout. 'Twas all grand fun — the very best — you’d never find the like: You'll ne’er forget those glorious days when you went to old U. High. Back in seventh grade your worries were but few: Physics, French and Chemistry had yet to bother you. Seventh grade the print does read, but time has altered that: This Senior Class of Forty are Seventh Graders of the past. Time marched on. as did this class — no longer do we see The small, mischievous class of yore, the group they used to be. They are smart and clever, a perfect class — no better could be found They've studied hard and as reward their knowledge knows no bound. Page Seventeen

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