Riverton High School - Memories Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

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 SENIOR CLASS POEM 1945 - 1946 As we start out on the road to success, Where each will try to do his bst, We leave this poem so you can see, What each has done or what each will be. Let’s begin with Jane Frame; For the teachers she will do most anything. But when Mr. Thompson calls, she comes on the run But that doesn’t keep her from having lots of fun. A shy little blonds is Christine Sharpe; She is always breaking soldiers’ hearts. Besides being shy, sh e is also sweet, We think Chris is hard to beat hW'-:

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SENIOR CLASS POEM 1945 - 1946 Here’s Tom Marona known as the “macaroon,” He’ll make All-American on a ball team soon. He is blonde and bold as you can see, Too bad he didn’t learn of “senior dignity”. The baby of the class, Joanna, comes from Pulaski Pike And though WHO’S WHO says so, she’s not so very qui She and Min are really a pair, They are seen together almost everywhere. Mae Vaughn we see next; She has never come to class without studying the text We think she will lead a nurse’s life, that Is Unless Thomas persuades her to be his wife. Charlie Tipton could really be smart. If he didn’t spend so much time breaking girls’ hearts He is dark and handsome as you can plainly see. But sometimes he is as aggravating as he can be. A very smart gal is Mary Jane Thogh sometimes — to the teachers — she may be a paii For it seems she must laugh in every class, But thats O. K. Bragg, it makes the time pass. Earl Blackburn has lots of curls. That makes him the envy of all the girls He is always ready with his car, In our high school life he has carried us near and far. After we have scattered far and near May this poem keep our memory dear Our faults and our merits, and also our tricks, w ill keep in memory the class of ’46.