Barstow School - Weathercock Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Burk mum' Virginia Poteet, Georganne Beazley, Mary Margaret Reynolds, Barbara Winn, Nancy Eberly, Helen Miller. lfmul roam' juanita Abell, Beatrice Buecking, joline Bowles, Betty Fay Harkless. Elizabeth Fraser, Marjory Dickey, jane Miller. IZEPI ! l P'

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LUCKY THIRTEEN It has gotten around that bad luck is thirteen But we're telling you now 'tishnot so, For a luckier group than us you've ne'er seen And the reasons for it we will show. First, we have Betty Fay's beauty and graceg Then comes Elizabeth gayg Nothing could Bea's wit and brilliance replace, Or jane's funny, innocent way. , Nancy adds senseg Georganne gives us fung Mary Margaret, our president, 's the dignified oneg Helen's perseveringg Jaunita's smile winsg Midge gives us melody true. Barbarals our athlete, and also joline Is a leader in sports that we do. Last comes Virginia who's written this rhyme. So in spite of what people may say About thirteen making an unpleasant time, We are happy and snappy and gay. VIRGINIA POTBET 9

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EIC-Sl-ITl-I EIGHTH GRADE PROVERBS Early to bed makes joan pretty and snappy. Ignorance is bliss, so Cassie's unhappy. 'Give me liberty,' says Suzanne, or I'll take it. Hail fellow well met Frances surely will make it. 'Throughlthick ma thin prays always a friend. Handsome janet is as' she does we contend. Gather ye rosebudsf' jackie says, while ye rnayf' Ring out the oldll' Sallie wants the new way. And then about me there's nothing to say. Do good unto others. That's what we're taught, But ' Eat, drink and be merry is our only thought. P1-1Y1.L1s FIELD E301 A K