Lodgepole High School - Panther Yearbook (Lodgepole, NE)

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CLASS POEM We now are leaving Lodge Pole High, Our future is unknown, But before we say good-by. We dedicate to you this poem. KENNY W., with girls is shy, but we all know he's quite a guy. WYONA H., is the red-headed girl the life she leads is a merry whirl. FRANCES T., a mischievous gal, to her, everyone is her pal. BUSTER U., our president this year, is always happy and full of good cheer. ROBERT O., the football fan, in our class is really grand. GENE B., is the clown of the class, we know he's after a red-headed lass. BONNIE Z., the gal with blonde hair, Ivan B. is her only care. SHARON E., who is short and sweet, to us seniors, can’t be beat. CHERRILL H., the worker of our class, we all know is a mighty fine lass. ANN T., is a girl who is very sweet, She keeps Harold within her reach. AUDREY Q., who writes letters everyday, keeps Gene company far away. VIRGINIA S., is a girl who likes to work, one that doesn't sit and flirt. TWILA S., the first married in our class, will be remembered as a friendly lass. FRANCIS K., is quite a kid, his pride and joy is his '51 Chev. CHARLIE M., is an all around athlete, we seniors know he'll never be beat. DICK H., is the short boy in our class, in his Chevy he burns too much gas. JIM B., to be a veterinary is his plan, we all know he'll do the best he can. DAVID I., a typical boy, to make people laugh is his greatest joy. GARY B., the kid with the dark-rimmed glasses, he's the tallest lad in all our classes. GLORIA S., the gal with the pony-tail, when she goes to college she'll really sail. LONNIE A., who is really a treat, as a volley ball player can't be beat. CONNIE A ., a girl who is really grand, keeps her eye on Larry Brand. KAREN B., who is a quiet lass, should graduate highest in our class. We hope you have enjoyed this rhyme, To remember us by in future time.