Wallace School and Conservatory - Oor Ain Folk Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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1925 7 :c Freslvnan class are n ' e As hnppy. 1.5 happ i i.an be. TheV call us green. But me don ' t care Fo) the caps of Ifnowledge Some-da]i n e ' ll wear. Listen for ive are six And alive ivith l uldish tricks. The]} thinl( li ' e are joung But rve don ' t mind For our Freshman vear Is now behind. So good-bve to Freshman n ' avs And all hail the Sophomore daVs. For the time will pass If rve keep alive Until commencement Nineteen twcnt ]-)ive. M. O. McK. 26

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Sophomore History Last year we were four, just four Freshmen and very, very quiet. We did not feel it was necessary to boast of what we knew as did the rest of the classes; any way. you know knowledge will out. And for once a quotation is known to be absolutely true, for look at us this year. [ he result of last year ' s quietness appears in the unusual brightness of this year ' s Sophomores. Last year we had so little time for social affairs, that barring our class spreads only once did our names appear as hostesses m the society column of our weekly newspaper. This one time was when we entertained the whole school with a picnic at Olentangy Park. By applying all we had learned from the other classes, on how to conduct such a thing, it proved to be an unusual success. This year we increased in numbers and fortunately ail who came in had been as careful to learn every possible thing when Freshmen, as had we. Such a class as we now present has never before been seen at Wallace. Again studies kept us from many social things although this year ' s spreads certainly rival those of last. When you realize the wonderful things we have accomplished in two years, you will certainly feel you must return m two more, to see us when we are Seniors. The Sophomores. 25

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Our Teachers . Of all ihe leachen vou ' ll ever see The besi you ' ll find arc at W . S. C. For they are all preliy, nntiy and wise And jusl to he Ul(e them each pupil tries. 11. Miss Lue comes first with her wonderful smde Which keeps all worl( from being a trial. Then next is her sister, dear Miss Gee Whose energy rivals the busy bee. in. Next comes Mrs. Fairbanks who ' s ever true And loyal to Wallace — the gray and blue. Then comes Madame Scott, toujours eager for fun So she joins any girlish prank under the sun. IV. Our dear Mrs. Merritt — a geometrician Insists every day on attentive position. Senorita Flanders — always on the nunute Now leaches the body and every part in it. V. A joy is Miss Walker so patient and kind That words to describe her we never could find. And also Miss White — our technical cook Who insists every girl knows her nutrition book. B. S. ' 22. School Song Here ' s to the W. S. G. girls. Here ' s to the Wallace School. A better bunch you ' ll never find To slick to the golden rule. There are pretty girls and witty girls. The best you ' ll ever see. For they are true to the gray and blue And to dear old W. S. G. 27