Western High School - Occident Yearbook (Bay City, MI)

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Qllazn Form 16. When the wami days come around We Seniors all feel so gay, For we know that June is coming With its bright Commencement Day. 'Tis a day we've all been watching As a loadstar in the sky, But we feel a little lonely, V As the days go passing by. For it means that we are leaving, Our dear old Westem High, And so amid our gladness, We are prone to give a sigh. But as our class has worked, To attain an education, We feel the bond of loyalty, Quite free from emulation. Whatever be our calling, Wherever we may go, We'll ne'er forget old Westem, And the friends we used to know. -Luella Anderson. 20 LLL

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1t.e....4 .e Clllama Alphabet 16. A is for Anderson, first in our class. B is for Bonnell, over Whom I will pass. Also for Bristol, Barnhart and Bodine: Three clever students as ever were seen. C stands for Clonnon. Lillian and Mary, The first quite theatrical. the last literary. D is Dudd, the only one in D: And none of the girls are more jolly than she. E is for Eichhorng you need not seek V To find that Nature has painted her cheek. F stands for two I am not for condemning, Happy-go-lucky Fischer and blue-eyed Fleming. G is for Gilbert. a merry good lad, And also for Giese who is not at all bad. H is for Higgins, Leta by name, Who is brimful of glee and always the same. I stands for idiots, but that you may pass: For I'm sure you'l!' find none in the Senior class. June is a month we'll recall with a sigh, I For it ended our days at VVestern High. K is for Kaiser, Keeley and King, VVho on a summers day began to sing: Anybody here seen Kelley? L is for Law, with the laugh worth while: And Lankey, too, with his kindly smile. M is for Molyneaux, likewise McLean- Both talented students of no small fame. Nickols, Nerreter, Netzorg, Nobeck and Neal-3 I'll take Nickols out, for I know how he'd feel. O is for Occident, the name of this book, It fills you with pleasure as through lt you look. P is for Powrie, who delights in much talking, And the Phillips, two, fond of yelling and walking: Then there is Piechowiak and Patterson, The latter real quiet, the former likes fun. Q is the question for me and for you, VVhen we leave VVestern what shall we do? R is for rattle, which we will donate . ' , To the host of young Freshmen who came in of late. S stands for Spencer, so quiet and deepg And Shaver, who stands on the top of the heap: Then there are three girls of good humor and wit, Fern Saunders, Ethel Sherwood and Gladys Fae Stitt. T is for Tiflin, u friend of us all, Toutant, the giant, and Tyson, so tall. U is for useful: who says that's not we? I'm sure if it isn't, we've tried to be. V is for Vacations, the scholars 'tis true, Yes, even we Seniors are glad of them, too. Walworth, Wendt, Vlfilder, VVinko and NVright- A bevy of girls in whom We delight. X, Y and Z is the end of my rhyme- I'd fix it up better if I had more time. -EDITH BONNELL. 21