Ypsilanti High School - Ypsi Dixit Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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Che Harulty of the U. GH. 8. This poem does not sing of fame Of Seniors, Sophs, or Freshies tame, But-of a- factiom 2reat. im school, Who “spare the child and spoil the rule.” This greatest one of all our features, Take note: It is our honored teachers. Our superintendent starts the list With gentle torgue and tender fist. And frext in’ .lane is: Mr. Piper, Who in the army was a sniper. Miss Hardy does discuss equations, She likes this best of occupations. “Daddy.” Ross.as not our: foe, He tells us much of his H2O. Miss Hoffman does advise the girls To on the bureau leave their curls. Miss Roberts attempts to fill one’s pate With knowledge much of Alex. Great. Miss Houp instructs in many lines, In pounding keys, and short word signs, Miss Murray makes her classes get it, They learn to debit and to credit. “Caesar was. a mighty man,” This is our Miss Lidke’s span, In sewing class Miss Swaine is nimble, In making us all wear a thimble. Miss Lewis sure knows how to cook, She makes us learn it from a book. Mrs. Dewit knows how to paint, To make things look like what they aiu’t. Mr. Walpole, we are sure, Knows much about agriculture. The superintendent’s better half Teaches us to sing and laugh. Mr. Leland, we surmise, Knows mitch about good exercise. In physical training there-is no match To the happy lass we call Miss Patch: Of knowledge who could have the store Miss Lich displays in English IV. In 215 is Miss VanDrezer, We'd “Parlez vous” all day to please her. In Algebra we have no fear When once we take it of Miss Steere. Miss Geiske sure displays her talents When bawling out our fine young gallants Among the list comes Mr. Beach, To saw, and plane, he well does teach. We'd think Miss Covell came from, Spain, Her Spanish she pours out like rain. Now of this rhyme there is no more, These faces you have seen before.