Wisconsin High School - Wisconsin Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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UQ U14 U' -n N U' Uh T U' -- O D- 5. Da i Q- -4 S' U' fr. 0 0... Wi O 93 UQ ff: 93 T E. :- li U' 1... fuu SA 'P xl Mr. Edgerton ldashing in hreathlesslyli Oh, lylister Ryan sir, l hope my eyes deceived meg Upstairs l saw on second Iloor lyluch wreckage in the corridor, A woelul sight that grieved mei There Madame lbleillxer lay heneath A pile ol papers score on score, And she with lamentations did ltler sorry plight deplore. And from the lar end ol the hall lfrom test tuhes shattered hy their lall The reeking lumes ol sulphurate The halls with stench did permeate. And Davis' genius watched in hitter resignation The shattered parts ol atoms that once had joyed his heart Which swiftly into ether did depart. lyliss Springhorn gathered, with greatest woe and contemplation, The hruised dandelions, with sympathetic looks, lfor they, poor llowers, lay crushed, 'neath Phillips' history hooks And in the midst ol all the clamor, Laura slohnson wails That mangled is her hcau francais, with lylister Divers' nails. Nliss Hoard at once does hitterly complain That her inhnitiyes have all heen split And that the kingly English has hecn slain By the shame and shock ol' it. lXliss Cuylcs imperturhahly amidst a paradigm ls searching for the traces ol a truant synonym. lXliss l lcnderson at last did overtake The calries lrom a missing piece ol' cake. And armed with needle and a little hit ol thread tiaily lylrs. Nofsker was sewing up the dead. lXliss Davis tears her hair and utters loud complaints That splattercd are her precious hooks with thart departments paints. All the harmony in Xlr. Sur has hit discordant notes And all lXliss XYeightman's wit has stooped to twice-told anecdotes lXlr. Pooley's llnglish got mixed with tiladys' speech And now they 'll have to learn xx hat the other used to teach. Ryanf Do tell me sir, what hrought on us this dire calamity That such misfortune has heen xx rought upon our faculty?