Downingtown Industrial School - Downingtonian Yearbook (Downingtown, PA)

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GQJJ 7909122 REMEMBRA NCE' We leave you now in love and grace Now the world we have to face We look ahead for something new Where can we go? What can we do? Then we remember our teachers' looks When we refused to study our books They tried so hard to teach us right But we were like strangers in the night, We have tried to conquer the thought in mind To do our best in every line We will remember what we were taught So in the wide world we won't get caught. Jacquelyn Bennett - WHO'S WHO IN THE CLASS '58 As we see ourselves TRAIT MOST PROMISING MOST POPULAR BEST LOOKING BEST DRESSED BEST DANCER NOISIEST QUIETEST LA ZIEST KINDEST MOST CONCEITED MOST HUMOROUS MOST STUDIOUS MOST BASHFUL MOST ATHLETIC MOST COOPERATIVE MOST ARTISTIC BEST MUSICIAN BOY Henry Mims Ronald Pittman Henry Mims George Waters George Waters Curtis Butler Edward Ball Charles Evans Roosevelt Alston Benjamin Reed Curtis Butler Henry Mims Thomas Mitchell George Waters Edward Ball Henry Mims Henry Mims GIRL Carolyn Gilmore Jeanette Mims Lillian Burns Jacquelyn Bennett Lillian Burns Carolyn Taylor Lillian Burns Jeanette Mims Joyce Bryant Nelva House Jeanette Mims Carolyn Gilmore Jeanette Mims Nelva House Joyce Bryant Lillian Burns Carolyn Gilmore

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6633 CSOI2y TUNE Uamaica Farewellj 'DOWNINGTOWN FAREWELL' In the years that have gone by We have had some good times, some bad ones too But the times we remember best Are the times we spent at D. I. S. Well l'm sad to say we're on our way Won't be back for many a day, our hearts Are down our heads are spinning around We had to leave a little school called Downingtown. The teachers have done their very best And now it's up to us to do the rest, Strive hard in life to reach your goal And remember the good things we've been told. well I'm sad to say we're on our way Won't be back for many a day, our hearts Are down our heads are spinning around We had to leave a little school called Downingtown. -- Curtis Butler George Waters James Pittman Ghss gfnwer 66,53 jgeme Pink Star Eyes Carnation The Australian Jazz Quintet GQSJ 975 0170 We climb though the road may be rugged.

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CQJS Jlglsfory We, like many students who have attended Downlngtown Industrial School, in the ninth, tenth, or eleventh grade, most likely have said, I'll never reach the twelfth grade, but our class motto says, 'Climb though the road may be rugged. Our class began on September 6, 1954, sponsored by Col. H, D. Queen. We had eight boys and two girls. Out of the ten we have only two survivors, Lloyd Smith and Wallace Roney. In our tenth grade year, we had nineteen students and in our eleventh grade year we had twenty-four, now in our last year we boast a total of twenty- two students. We haven't accomplished much ln sports, but we have tried to show sportsmanship when we were beat. We had teamwork in planning and putting over successfully our big event, the Junior-Senior Prom. In closing I do hope our efforts will be crowned with success and happiness and that we will be considered as a blessing to the world in which we live. D, I. S, I'm glad I came to D, I, S, It keeps me bright and gay The work we do, the things we say With all the work and play, The dining room bright was my delight I liked my teachers too That's the fun around D,I, S, I hope you will like it too, - Lillian Burns LLOYD SMITH and WALLACE RONEY