Harmony High School - Ferguson Yearbook (St Cloud, FL)

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,AO Q O , ,A Z Li 295.10 0 K W 9 Towns of Maine Once upon a time there was a boy named Blaine Gray who was very Calais with the way he took his Bath, He took his Bath in Mainstream and he splashed so that the Wells are full now. I-Ie would eat with The Forks out of China so he wouldn't get Fronts Neck and make a Strong Saco at Alexander who was his Gardiner, Then he would get ready to go to school at Harmony and play with all his friends who were Alfred , Bethel , Eliot , Hiram end Jay. After school let out he went to Old Town where there were many Kingman who would Winn the Union's Flagstaff and get a Freeport to Haynes- ville which was just a jump and a Surrey from there. Over Andov- er again they said Casco , for that was the New Vineyard at Old Orchard Beach , where they were putting in a new Kingsfield for the Richmond's. Then Blaine would go to his home in Cam'bridge', and Brigh- ton up again. Solon for now, His friend, Raymond WINONA KNOWLTON '53 In H. H. S. We Have: A Clark but no bar. An Iris but no flower. An Adams but no apple. A Pat but no Mike. A Dore but no window. A Howell but no scream. A Gardner 'but no caretaker. A Sunshine but no showers. A Lee but no Grant. A Rod but no iron. A Huff but no puff. A Cob-b 'but no corn. A Peter but no Pan. A Betty but no Grable. An Earl bu A Gloria but no Swanson. A Noyes but no silence. A Gerry but no Tom. An Allan but no Ladd. t no Duke. H. H. S. Glamour Girl Eyes Hair Teeth Height Smile Complexion Brains Manners Clothes Pep Disposition Figure Florence Folsom Dawna Olson Betty 'Cowette Shirley LaGross Meredith Curtis Margaret Clark Luella Gardner Miss Ham Arleen Ames Winona Knowlton Iris Downs Patricia Gourley H. H. S. G Eyes Hair Teeth Height Smile Complexion Brains Manners Clothes Pep Disposition Build l amour Boy Earl Mitchell Virgil Dore Allan Sidell Vic Linkletter Mr. Murray Rodney Curtis Gerald Stadig Dana Huff Gordon Lombard Gary Noyes Cecil Chaclbourne Earl Mitchell

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JUNIOR HIGH First row l. to r.: L. Gourley, C. Gard ner, A. Sidell, S. Adams, J. Huff, G York, D. Braley, G. Everett. Second row l. to r.: K. Folsom, R. Folsom, B. York, C. Cray, C. Lawler, H Cray, M. Annis, N. Ames, Mr. St. Pierre. Third row 1. to r.: M. LaGross, T. McVarish, J. Sendzik, D. Noble, L Wentworth, E. Huff, N. Noyes, I. Williams. EXCHANGES This year we expect to exchange yearbooks with the following schools: Newnort Bingham Dexter Monson Carmel Hartland Solon Clinton North Anson Jackman No. New Portland Dawna Olson '56

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Mixing Our Metaphors ll If wishes were horses , Iris would have a ranch. 'A stitch in time saves our basket- ball girls from coming apart. 'The early bird gets to school be- fore the first bus load. 'He who lives in a glass house should watch out for our base- ball playing boys Cthey're death on windowed Speech is silverfbut silence is im- possible. G 'It's always darkest in the store- room fno bulbs.J I 'It never rains. but what room No. 4 is flooded. 6 'Behind the clouds of chalk dust is a Freshman with two erasers. A soft answer turneth our stom- achs. As ye sew, so shall ye rip. CDedi- cated to the Home Ec Girlsy CK Don't count your ball games before they're won. CG Do unto others before they get a chance to do unto you. ll An ounce of obedience forestalls a pound of detail work after school. if He who laughs last didn't get the joke. Loaf and the class loafs with you, work and you work alone. Fairytale Follks Coldilocks Dawna Little Red Ridinghood and the Wolf Meredith and Gordon Mother Goose Iris Three Little Kittens Pat, Nonie, Flo Three Little Pigs Vic, Gordon, Del Little Black Sambo , Thayne Davis Tom Thumb Gary Noyes Cinderella Shirley Peter Rabbit and Mr. McGregor Donald Davis and Mr. Connolly Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Mr. Tracy and the Juniors Hansel and Gretel Allan and Alice Mary and Her Little Lamb Iris and Lady Mistress Mary, Quite Contrary Lue Gardner Jack the Giant Killer Cecil Little Miss Muffet Margaret Humpty-Dumpty Waynard Little Boy Blue Earl Little Bo-Peep Arlene Ames Abs?-nt on October First Were Delmont Howell Vlctor Linkletter Herbert Pelkey Rodney Curtis Gordon Lombard Carroll Braley Farl Mitchell By an odd coincidence, it was the first day of the Hunting Season! ! I ENGLISH I Thayne Davis ABRAHAM LINCOLN Abraham was the greatest of the Hebrew Patriarchs, the real founder of the Israelites. When he was an cld man God changed his name and covenanted with him and gave him a new name, Abraham, and he was to be a father of many nations. Abraham died at the age of 175 and was buried at Machpelah. He had a child who became the legitimate heir of his father. Meredith Curtis Margaret Clark Luella Gardner Personal Editors