Alfred Almond High School - Alcen Yearbook (Almond, NY)

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Donald Cook The fellow above is Don Cook, The most horse-loving boy i book; He really can ride, F.F.A. is his pride. So ag and mechanics he took. Bruce Cornell Our Bruce lives across Jericho, Where wildly the winter winds blov He con ploy a guitar. Or rescue your car. If ever you're stuck in the snow. this Beverly Clancy A cute thing is Beverly Clancy, Whose future appeors quite romancy; She's Irish as Dublin, Charles Cameron . But teasin's not troublin', This Cameron lad is called Chizzy, A”d homc-makin' catches her fancy. At farming he keeps himself busy; He rouses no wrath In the teacher of moth And his marks make the rest of us dizzy. ft to ft

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John Burdick A versatile fellow is John, Who will be greatly missed when he's gone; Our editor reads Fancy music for reeds. And socially, he's a Don Juan. Sara Butler A cute little blondie is Sara, But numbers and figures all scare her; When she drives in a car, The pedal's too far; And she shakes in a treeible terror. Karl Barron This gallant young face is our Karl, Who wrestles his man to a snarl; And out on the track, All they see is his back. Our sports editor without a quarrel. Artec Brown We give you now Miss Arlee Brown, From the hill overlooking the town; When she jumps, leading cheers. Almost everyone fears That maybe she'll never come down. v

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Mary Lou Davis We want you to meet Mary Lou, There's nothing that she cannot do; She can cook, she can sew, (F.H.A., don't you know), Condy Striper, she helps nurses too. Karen Cornelius We give you now Karen Cornelius, Who laughs with a laugh that is squealius; She dresses so well. That we never can tell If her art is obstract or surrealius. Peggy Anne Dungan This cute girl is called Peggy Dungan; She likes jokes and laughs when you've sprung one. If you've had the chance To see her at a dance, You know she's a most graceful young one. Joseph Decker Joe Decker is our S.C.P., An excellent drummer is he; He studies and sings. Went to Boy's State and things, And his smile is a pleasure to see