Franklin High School - Flyer Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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Class Poem Introducing the Senior Class Come one, come all, come lad and lass Seven boys handsome, six girls sweet, Make up the class you're about to meet. Richard was our basketball center, In mischief he's the full inventor. The chief class pest so the girls say, But his ideal girl is down Colton way. Marilyn Arke is a maiden fair, And possesses a giggle that's oh so rare. Talented, friendly, and oh so gay She makes for everyone a happy day. Rudy is what we call dizzy, The city of Madison he keeps busy. A speeding car he likes to drive, It's really a wonder that he's alive. Lois is one who's full of pep When it comes to cheering she's really hep. A sweet personality, one of the best, We're sure that she will pass the test. Dick is a very talented guy, In all types of music he rates highg He never took part in any gym, But a successful future lies ahead of him. Marilyn Mergen is next in line As a friend she's really fine In classes she has little to say, But does her work in a quiet way. Newell Ordal is quite a guy Always happy without a sigh. Never a dull moment when he's around If there is mischief to be found. Verdonna is a blue eyed lass Was DAR of the Senior Class Of all the things she has to say She says them in the kindest way. Lyle's a dark complected man, Who helps you out whenever he can. He measured five feet nine inches tall, And is really handy with a basketball. Lyla Muth is always gay, Sometimes quiet with little to say, She makes sure her work is done, And then has fun with everyone. Next down the line is Paul Who's great at playing basketball, In the future he plans to go to college To add to his great store of knowledge. As a student at Franklin she is new, But to everyone she's a friend so true, Everything Toiny does is done well, In future years we know she'll excel. James is a quiet lad Who's always happy - never sad. He never has too much to say, But we all like him just that way. Now it's time to say farewell, What the future holds we cannot tell, This final parting brings a tear As we leave behind our friends so dear Written by Verdonna Williams and Dick Foster

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