West Side High School - Legenda Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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We always are there in rain or in snow. 1 stands for idler, which all teachers say Is a quality of pupils, day after day. J stands for Jackson, that fidgety girl, Who has lots of frizzes, but never a curl. K stands for King, who rules the French class. L is for Lockwood, a bright little lass. M is for Mertz-e, the pride of the class, Who herself hath suggested that this come to pass. N stands for no-one whose name oft we hear, When you can ' t find who does it, ' tis very queer. O stands for Ogden, tall and sedate. 1 is for Price, which is not very great. Q stands for our Queen, a little Scotch maid, Whatever she says is always obeyed (?) R stands for Roberts—society girl, Midst parties and sleigh rides, her head ' s in a whirl. S stands for Steele that unbendable boy Whose presence to Edith is unalloyed joy. T stands for text-books, the bothersome things How often we wish they would all take wings. IT stands for us, the pride of the school, With the greatest care we keep every rule (?) V is for Voorlieis who thinks it great fun To talk in the hall, when the last bell has rung. W for Wylie and also for wise, The brains of this man are of terrible size. X stands for Xerxes, a symbol of power, May we juniors, like him, make all nations cower. V is for yell, which we hope you will hear Its sound is the best when you are quite near. Z stands for Zoeller with specs on her nose, She is last but not least in this story of woes. Ella Ainsworth.

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OF SAGINAW, f General Witters’ Laundry j and Guilder’s HARDWARE. 106 N. Jefferson Ave.v Our West Side Wagon will call if you Phone 289 Laundry 413 Adams St. New Management,