Dawson High School - Reflector Yearbook (Dawson, MN)

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JUNIOR CLASS POEM We, the Dawson Juniors, Of our class are very proud With many of the great personalities Of this school We've been endowed. Therefs big John and his little piccolo And Stein so proud of his curls, And handsome Gerald Johnson Dawson's gift to the girls. Then there's Allan Stemsrud Who resembles Joe E. Brown And Eileen who for her shorthand Has gained such great renown. And Dorothy B. our brown-eyed blond And Wayne with all his jokes And Pernilla who always giggles Till Helen hopes she chokes. Alice Smith is our model student And Christy is our football hero Gloomy Donald Trotter's spirits Are always close to zero Stubbie is a famous orator And a famous athlete too, Without Stubbie in her English class What will Miss Deters do? Then there's Velma Bates the artist And Begina so sweet and shy Vernit Nelson and Phyllis Borsendale The apple of his eye. And lively Glenna Jackson Of the south bus, she is belle And of course there's Ivan Togstad Who plays the saxophone so Well. Then there's Elise Mahlum Who is gifted with a sense of humor And Louise, who has a steady in Monte Or at least so goes the rumor. And we musn't forget Shirley Who has qreat dramatic powers Nor Ruth, who always wears a smile In sunshine and in showers. There's Herbert and Harold the twins And Alice and her brother John And Marguerite who like a babbling brook Just goes on and on. We now take on new dignity For the carelessness of days gone by For next year we'll be the Seniors Of good old Dawson High.