West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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39n fl emonam Dorothy Grimes Lillian Hughes Nine

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TO the hapless reader of this volume, Greetings In this, the 1913 Hesperian, an effort has been made to include all the activities of our school. We have tried to make it essentially a West High Book. It is our sincere hope that it meet with the approval of every reader, and that it will, to some extent, be a pleasant reminder of his or her high school life. Although the work entailed in its production has not been altogether disagreeable, nevertheless it is not without a sigh of relief that we now turn to our make up work.

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RESHM class: Take Heed, Freshie Freside, we know by using tact That we can teach you how to act; So don’t say 'tis a sacrifice To listen to our good advice. Do not rush madly down the hall And on a paper slip and fall; But take your time and wait a while And then go slowly down the aisle. () Freshic try to spare your smile! Don’t smile at Sophie all the while. For his bright thoughts are not for thee-As you will soon be sure to sec. He cares not for a Freshman’s guile But revels in a Senior’s smile; So save your smiles and don’t despair Just softly to your seat repair. Your courtesy don’t fail to show As when you to the lunch room go Be it a sandwich or a pic— Always say “thanks” for what you buy. You will the teacher quite annoy If you these rules do not employ; So whisper not when you’ve a chance Nor slyly at your neighbor glance. Now Frcshic. if you persevere. And harken to these rules severe. And ne’er commit the slightest sin. You mav the love of Seniors win. Katherine Benner. Ten