Washington Night High School - Annual Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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TOASTS - Continued if an S and 311 I and an O and a U, Then if an S and I and a Cu, With an X at the end spell SL1, And an HED spell Gide, And an E and a Y and E spell I, Thereis nothing left for the speller to do Pray what is the speller to do? But to go and commit sionxcyesighcd. HERE'S TO: Mr. Z. so quiet and sedate. When he talks about air pressure our hearts begin to quake. Miss AA so quiet and still, V ho never 5ays anything of her own free willi Miss M. smiling all the time, i Her name should he Giggles or something of the kind. Miss K. so graceful and tall, Her few lines of poetry weary L19 all. Mr. B. who comes to our school, To teach us algebra 313 Yule. Mr. B. with complexion so sweet, Xi ho very seldom knows which is his seat. Mis iY. bright, merry and Spry. Who says wcili le'arn Latin if we but try. Mr. 171. who came late this fall. And liasift had time to say the least thing at 2111. Mr. 13. happy as a bumble bee, Speaking in German is his Spscialty. Mr. B. who misses school, On Xchneaiia-v night as a general rule Mr. T. who is present every night. EXCE'pi thU hilt B. iecmres, 'Ai'iuw tn be politef You may talk of the coming weather And the little birds that Sing, But the siUing llmvn 011. 21 recirhot Stave 15 the Sign of an early spring; 74

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TOASTS SENIOR COMMERCIAL Oh, Roh. what makes your hair so light, Your cheeks; 50 red, your eyes so bright? Surely you do not use hair coloriues. Belladoua and rouge anrl other false means! To EDWARD K. Just because you're strong and manly Just because your eyes are blue. Just because yOLfre always leasiug Xl'e would make this rhyme to you Long live our business manager, Lawrence Klueuer, He cloes lots for 1H. although quite a sinner; So help us to pray that he'll go where itls light, And not, with his siuS, where it's always as night! Hels small, ltis true, but when he talks Yotfd think it was a lion; Oh. Raymond R, why dorm you grow? lTis the cause of all our sighinl. llerck to the best little girl in the game, Ruth ll'olksithat's her name; :3ut we wish sheld stop working once in a whilc To show her dimples and cheery smile. Multiplication is vexatiou, Tutercst and discount, too; But any kind of arithmetic Makes Selma feel real blue. President Curms, we're strong for you. You always make us laugh: For even when you're readng You add .111 extra half. Helen FL. of our Night Clam, You almost make us choke; No one loves a fat girl l But this i; all a joke. Harry K. with pompadour, And Chesterhelclzm manner, Now we all hopc Helll have the dope To carry off the banner. Master Xl'emke Sits along, In solitude debating, Whether he should more knowledge gain, Or go out roller skating. Oh, Harry Willsey, when you talk You re sure: to make a hit; Therels one thing yet you have to do; That iwhto have 21 fit! Of Henry G, and Henry A., I havent much more left to say So we!ll let them he XVith gympathy. Our Henry Al and Henry G, Grace j. Gosmeyer is the one Who wrote these verses, just for fun: So please donlt let them make you sore. For if you do, Illl write some more!

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JUNIOR COMMERCIAL